Statistics offer us a glimpse into the space between reality and history, and, as is well known, those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.
M&G readers comment: The media are obsessed with Jacob Zuma and secular humanism gets it all wrong.
Following his worst and last series, Jacques Kallis has retired before what would have been his sixth World Cup.
The special permits issued to Zimbabweans in South Africa in 2010 will expire in December, but no news about the renewal of their residency status.
Israel is finding it harder to deny targeting Gaza infrastructure, but it still claims that tunnels and rockets are its primary focus.
In five years’ time, South Africa will be led by Baleka Mbete or Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma – that’s if the ANC Women’s League (ANCWL) has its way.
Last week, veteran TV anchor of the United Kingdom’s Channel Four News, Jon Snow, visited the Gaza Strip. This is his account.
Illovo Malawi is locked in a dispute with farmers who claim it has occupied their land for decades.
Woolworths is in the spotlight for not boycotting Israeli products.
The country’s skills shortage is to be worsened by the increasing move to mathematics literacy.