Nomically, the left advocates pluralism and promotes difference, but only within a network of fixed, essentialized identities, and so permissiveness becomes prohibition.
Refining wheat, maize and rice removes their nutritional value, which contributes to preventable diseases such as strokes, diabetes and obesity
Missed opportunities abound when brand communications take place only in English, the home language of just 9.6% of the population
Lax data protection has one customer worrying about how ‘effortlessly’ fraud can be committed and data breached at the pay-TV provider
The country’s shiny new banknotes are only a cosmetic solution to Sierra Leone’s dire economic crisis, say critics
Short-term financing companies are offering pay-over-time loans as payment methods, often interest-free, in several cash-strapped countries
The Ukrainian ambassador expects those attending next week’s gathering to grill companies, saying economic pressure has the power to end the war
Six candidates, including former finance minister Rishi Sunak, are now in the running to replace Boris Johnson as Conservative Party leader. Voting will continue next week until only two are left
Top seed Novak Djokovic described his straight-sets opening win over Gael Monfils in Madrid on Tuesday as his “best performance of the year” as he set up a showdown with Andy Murray.
The political sands are shifting, says Mmusi Maimane
Of South Africa’s 213 municipalities, the ANC attained a majority in 161. Meanwhile, there are 66 hung councils that will need to be governed through coalitions
The murder case of Senzo Meyiwa has been postponed to next month after the appearance of the five suspects in the Boksburg magistrate’s court took an unexpected turn
We talk to the organisers whose every waking moment was consumed by the duty of hosting a successful tournament
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Independent media is under threat as authorities harass and threaten journalists
Certain metros, where the vast majority of infections have occurred, will remain under level-four lockdown restrictions
Some industries will open but the tobacco ban remains in place, contradicting the president’s earlier remarks
The continent’s science research needs the right amount of exposure to matter on the world stage.
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/ 29 October 2010
University is the first in Africa to sign the Berlin Declaration and post its research online.