Partial foreskin removal in some traditional practice may not protect as well against HIV, writes Mia Malan.
Twenty years on, the events of the massacre are contested and people remain divided and angry, writes the M&G’s ombudsman Franz Kruger.
The debate about the nationalisation of SA mines continues merrily but it is taking place in astounding ignorance of the actual legal position.
It’s clear the Boeremag plotters had a deadly serious intent. Phillip de Wet unpacks the plan to overthrow the SA government and start a race war.
The South African Police Service has been entered into another multimillion-rand property deal that was not put out to tender, writes Matuma Letsoalo.
North Korea’s women’s football team refused to take the field for over an hour after an embarrassing mix-up of their national flags at the Olympics.
Banyana Banyana held their own in the second half of their opening match at the Olympic Games, but couldn’t close the gap in their 4-1 loss to Sweden.
Apple has released the latest version of its Mac operating system, dubbed OS X Mountain Lion.
A study has found only 30% of radical loss of the Arctic’s ice is due to natural variability in the Atlantic, and it will probably get worse.
The head of the US war crimes office has warned Rwanda’s leaders they could face prosecution for arming groups responsible for atrocities in the DRC.