The media’s attempts to net corrupt politicians reinforce racial stereotypes, writes Thabo Mbeki.
The G8 summit is no longer just about economics, as seen in the agenda of the recent Evian meeting, which spans the Middle East, arms sales and Aids, among other matters.
South African MPs have received a salary hike of about 9% – slightly above the April consumer price index (CPI) figure of 8,8%.
Amid sexual harassment civil court proceedings brought against two ex-New National Party Western Cape premiers by a former colleague, the party could also be in a pickle over one of its parliamentary seats.
CDs of the week: Philip Glass: The Hours; Various: The Matrix Reloaded.Reviewed by Matthew Krouse and Riaan Wolmarans.
In a rare moment for an auction room, one of the sublime works of thehuman species came under the hammer. John Ezard reports from London.
Opinion makers on opposite sides of the Israeli-Palestinian divide welcomed on Thursday the US-driven Aqaba summit as a possible turning point on the road to peace.
New Zealand formally apologised yesterday for the Taranaki land wars, one of the darkest episodes in its 163-year history.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo changed the face of world music and helped to sell a lot of baked beans, writes Alexis Petridis.
Apartheid government chemical and biological warfare expert Dr Wouter Basson is seeking reinstatement in the South African National Defence Force (SANDF).