An alleged plan to capture wild chimpanzees in Northern Zambia and the DRC for the purpose of Aids experiments by a Dr Victor Toma has been met with outrage by anti-vivisectionists as well as scientists in South Africa and abroad.
Clean natural gas should start flowing from Mozambique’s gas fields in late 2003 and is expected to seriously re-arrange neighbouring South Africa’s energy mix as many industries switch from dirty coal.
An off-duty policemen was shot and killed in Khayelitsha on the Cape Flats on Thursday night while investigating a crime in progress, Western Cape police said.
The Iraqi parliament, meeting on Monday in a special session to discuss US threats against Baghdad, pledged its full support for President Saddam Hussein and his steps to defend the country.
A 19-year-old golf caddie was convicted for the murder a British tourist at an Mpumalanga hotel in October when he appeared in the Middelburg Circuit Court on Wednesday.
Golf caddie Prince Mogane was jailed for life by the Middelburg Circuit Court on Thursday for murdering British tourist Diane Conway in the Royal Hotel in Pilgrim’s Rest, Mpumalanga in October.
Russian warplanes attacked three locations in Georgia’s Pankisi gorge region on Friday, killing at least two people, a representative for Georgia’s border guard service said, quoting local residents.
Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo, facing rebels who refuse to lay down their arms, must now battle on three fronts — military, diplomatic and political.
A GAY youth cannot be banned from taking his boyfriend to a school dance at a Roman Catholic high school, a Canadian judge ruled on Friday.
Western Cape leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA) Gerald Morkel was dragged further into the mud when Jurgen Harksen resumed testimony before the Desai Commission.