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Clare Byrne

France immigration bill sows seeds of dissent in Macron party
Article
/ 19 April 2018

France immigration bill sows seeds of dissent in Macron party

​The country’s Parliament will vote on a tough a immigration Bill that has sparked rumblings of revolt within President Emmanuel Macron’s party

By Clare Byrne
Deposed leader Ben Ali’s trial begins in Tunisia
Article
/ 20 June 2011

Deposed leader Ben Ali’s trial begins in Tunisia

The trial in absentia of former president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, deposed in the first Arab Spring uprising, has begun in Tunisia.

By Clare Byrne
Speedy justice in World Cup courts
Article
/ 16 June 2010

Speedy justice in World Cup courts

Doping is banned at the Soccer World Cup but the South African justice system is on steroids, with its special courts acting swiftly against crime.

By Clare Byrne
The A-Z of South Africanisms
Article
/ 3 June 2010

The A-Z of South Africanisms

One of the Mexican forwards stumbles during a tackle. "Sorry, man" the Bafana defender says. "Aha," the Mexican thinks. "An admission of guilt!"

By Clare Byrne

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