Tibetans should be allowed more say in the development of their homeland and the protection of their cultural heritage if Beijing wants increased foreign aid to the region.
People across China were warned on Tuesday to prepare for imminent flooding even worse than that thought to have killed almost 800 people last month, as the full force of the rainy season looms.
Western Cape Finance MEC Ebrahim Rasool called on Monday for proposals to establish a government-backed film studio in Cape Town.
Police were searching on Sunday for several rightwingers suspected in a plan to explode cooking gas canisters rigged with explosives in public places.
Three political parties on Monday called on the Justice Department to release the details of the 33 prisoners who were granted a presidential pardon over the weekend.
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal indicated on Friday it intended to pressure its national leaders to seek changes to the Constitution as soon as possible to allow floor-crossing at provincial and national level.
We arrive at Tham Krabok, Thailand’s monastic answer to the Betty Ford clinic; the door of our minibus is slammed back to reveal a 6ft 2in tall Buddhist monk, a Vietnam vet. ”OK,” he rasps. ”Who’s fucked up?”
A Lesotho prosecutor asked the Lesotho High Court on Friday to impose the maximum fine on Canadian engineering company Acres International, which was found guilty of bribery.
Italian private enterprises have cancelled an outstanding debt of ,44-million owed by Uganda, the Italian embassy said on Wednesday.
The remaining two men wanted in connection with the rape of a British tourist in Mpumalanga on Saturday were arrested following a shootout on Tuesday morning. Police confirmed the arrests and said the four men would appear in court ”very soon”.