Activists cite dreadlock case as the latest example of government’s lack of clear direction to schools.
Taboos about teenage sexuality often create policies that jeopardise young women’s futures.
All nine provincial education ministers were hauled before the South African Human Rights Commission to answer questions about learning material.
A study shows few South Africans are taking necessary precautions to keep their mobile devices safe and secure when accessing the internet.
Most press conferences are worth avoiding but the Cape Town International Jazz Festival’s popularity makes this difficult, writes Percy Zvomuya.
Hideout for fraudsters, despots and spies
Trusted service provider blends into the invisible offshore world. The story of Portcullis TrustNet and its birthplace — the Cook Islands — is in many ways the story of the offshore system itself. It’s a largely invisible world, a curious blend of the parochial and the global that’s made up of the minor personalities and […]
British Virgin Islands firm kept doing business with shady characters even as regulators prodded it to obey anti-money-laundering laws The tangled trail of the Magnitsky Affair, a case that’s strained U.S.-Russian relations and blocked American adoptions of Russian orphans, snakes through an offshore haven in the Caribbean. The death of Moscow tax attorney Sergei Magnitsky […]
Roger Ebert, who was the first film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize, has died in Chicago two days after he revealing his cancer had returned.
Facebook is trying to prove that a company doesn’t have to make a smartphone or operating system to define how people interact with mobile technology.