May is normally a month of plenty in Zimbabwe, as farmers harvest their crops ahead of the austral winter.
Western Cape premier Peter Marais may respect their constitutional rights, but he still believes homosexuals are immoral and unchristian.
South Africa and Turkey begin the last leg of their World Cup warm-up campaign in the four nation Reunification Cup starting here Monday with Scotland and a Hong Kong XI making up the numbers.
Initial forensic tests have confirmed that human remains found in Pakistan are those of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
Washington’s war is going a la carte. There is now not the slightest pretence that the scope of the United States’s regime-change wish list is in any way tethered to September 11
"I would rather die than be raped!" I cannot even begin to count the number of times I have heard this bavardage from the sisters. And frankly, given the sheer ridiculousness of the statement, it has
got me sufficiently bugged to put pen to paper
Obesity is the US’s number-one health hazard. The heaviest state of a country in danger of busting the scales. The health professionals are doing little to buck the trend
Ugandan Vice-President Specioza Kazibwe has broached an awkward subject in African society – domestic abuse by black males. Africa’s highest-ranking woman politician is hardly the image of a battered wife
Pim Fortuyn, the murdered Dutch anti-immigrant politician, reached out from the grave this week to capture joint-second place in his country’s general election as the ruling Labour Party suffered a humiliating meltdown, according to the exit polls
The Democratic Alliance has accused President Thabo Mbeki of political partiality and inconsistency in pardoning 33 Eastern Cape prisoners – many of whom were denied amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)