Captains of industry may appear the benevolent saviours of a state in decline, but we ought to question their intentions
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In a three-part series on South Africa’s land question, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi takes a look at the colonial conquests that drove us here
Travel and living abroad for nine years inspired Cariema Isaacs to write a new cookbook
Mumia was believed to come from embalmed corpses’ bone or tissue, but it seems more likely to have been the bitumen used in mummification
The acclaimed author unwittingly finds herself in disputed territory but she sticks to her principles and keeps on fighting
A Cape Town researcher believes the city should return to Table Mountain and the Camissa water system in its quest to resolve its current problems
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/ 29 February 2008
Police are investigating a case of crimen injuria in relation to a racist video made by students at the University of the Free State. The video, which caused national outrage, features black university employees on their knees eating food that had apparently been urinated upon by white students.
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