THE head of family medicine at Medunsa is sceptical about the existence of HIV and appears to believe that the use of the ”notoriously toxic” anti-retroviral drug nevirapine is part of a campaign to maximise corporate profits
SOUTH Africa’s new immigration law remains steeped in controversy after sweeping last-minute amendments were brought by the African National Congress in Parliament – prompting the cancellation of Thursday’s scheduled vote on the Bill.
You’re stuck in a dying industry, selling a product with a reputation for killing your customers, what do you do? Just change your name and carry on as before.
BAFANA Bafana’s backline in a friendly match against Madagascar at Absa Stadium on Sunday will be manned by one of the most experienced defenders, Lucas Radebe.
PALESTINIAN gunmen, some waving or flashing V-signs, walked out of the Church of the Nativity on Friday.
MORE evidence has emerged that Spoornet undervalued the Port Alfred riverfront house sold to its CEO, Zandile Jakavula. The Transnet board announced that it is to conduct an interim investigation
THE Department of Minerals and Energy this week openly questioned the empowerment credentials of a leading black mining company after the M&G exposed the extent of diamond giant De Beers’s hold over it
SOUTH AFRICA on Thursday berated the United States for delaying the issuing of visas to African National Congress (ANC) members.
AFTER months of speculation, the public will know on Friday the findings of the interim report by the Myburgh commission of inquiry into last year’s sudden depreciation of the rand.
WITH Jimmy Carter arriving Sunday on the first visit by a former US president to Fidel Castro’s Cuba, human rights are again in the spotlight, and an old joke about free speech is being recycled on the streets of Havana.