MANNETJIE Ganaseb is probably the only person in Namibia who can claim to have been trapped underneath a wild, black rhino and lived to tell the tale. Ganaseb, the Manager of Save The Rhino (STR) Trust’s camel patrol team, was lucky to escape with his life after a close encounter with a black rhino cow […]
SOME 14 000 combatants in Sierra Leone’s protracted civil war have laid down their weapons under a UN-supervised disarmament programme, the UN mission in Sierra Leone said this week. Unamsil force commander Major-General Martin Luther Agwei said facilities at the key eastern diamond-rich district of Kono had been ”overstretched” at the weekend by rebels and […]
Skip the eggy options and discover a stylish brunch, writes Andrea Burgener.
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As Jeffrey Archer goes to jail for perjury, John Sutherland dips into his oeuvre and finds it eerily prophetic.
On his latest album Lucky Dube looks to horror flicks and the afterlife for inspiration, writes Thebe Mabanga.
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South African surgeon Jonathan Kaplan’s experiences around the world have added up to a fascinating book. Jane Rosenthal met him in Cape Town.
This year’s Oppikoppi Tuned festival, from August 9 to 12, is gearing up to be the biggest to date — thousands of music lovers are expected to descend on an unsuspecting Pretoria, writes Valentine Cascarino.
They sound like James Brown, George Clinton and Sly Stone, but they’re French and they’ll be at Oppikoppi, writes Valentine Cascarino.