It has often been said that South Africa has an unusually high scandal threshold. It takes a mass murder, a rape of extreme brutality, or a body count of hundreds on the roads for anyone to pay attention
Once again South Africa?s economy is being undermined by events over which our government has little control
THE head of the Catholic Church in South Africa, Cardinal Wilfred Napier, says some local priests found guilty of sexual abuse are allowed, and continue to serve, albeit "under very strict supervision"
The Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund has commissioned a research study to determine funding needs of disabled children
The Electronic Communications and Transactions Bill attracted much comment and input from the information technology sector and the Bill will be further scrutinised in Parliamentary public hearings
An agreement between Mozambique and South Africa is set to boost the countries? economies. The gross domestic product (GDP) of Mozambique is expected to steadily increase by more than 20%
GENETICALLY modified (GM) foods contribute to the inflationary trend in the cost of food to South Africans, according to Glenn Ashton, a prominent anti-GM product campaigner.
WHEN Nasser Alaisa left South Africa for his refugee camp home in Palestine at the end of the first annual 20-day International Human Rights Academy at Robben Island last month he was not sure whether he would arrive there safely…
ERMELO police arrested more than 200 members of the Landless People’s Movement in Mpumalanga earlier this week for staging an illegal march after they delivered a memorandum to the Mpumalanga Department of Land Affairs’s Ermelo office.
HALF a century ago, in a courtroom in Arkansas, a judge uttered some words in 1957 that were to hasten the end of racial segregation in Arkansas. That year the courts ordered the schools in Little Rock to admit both white and black children.