Diplomatic and military action alone will not solve the problem of violence against civilians
It provides profit to billionaires but exhausts the land and its people
The country’s captive lion population of 9 000 is three times the size of the wild lion population.
The state has already paid out R170-million in claims following the August 2012 massacre
The new appointments are expected to be made from Thursday
For more than two decades we have had the privilege to watch an athlete who embodies black excellence
The injustices of the apartheid era have survived and expanded, and human rights flouder, in a state that was supposed to be founded on the rule of law and constitutionalism
Locally-driven global health solutions work best and decisions need to be taken as close as possible to the people affected by the health problems
Having a plan is not sufficient – urgent,coordinated action must be taken to avoid disaster in the agricultural sector
List of demands includes recognition of indigenous rights and the scrapping of apartheid racial classification as ‘coloured’
Governments need to invest in agricultural and trade infrastructure, better farming methods and in intra-African trade
We need to help younger women grow and to handle the difficult situations in workplaces
Serena Williams announced on Tuesday the countdown to her retirement had begun from tennis after a career which brought her 23 Grand Slam singles titles.
Diagnosed with two autoimmune diseases, Carla Frankel found own business through adversity
Martha Karua is taking centre stage in Kenya’s elections: what it means for women in politics
The company is introducing a course that includes the basics of entrepreneurship and how to run a business.
South African activist Eddie Ndopu is in line to be the next UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
So many strong black women are marginalised and forgotten — and their roles seen as expected and natural
She may have left South Africa more than 20 years ago, but this jazz singer is still firmly rooted in her heritage
Female artists celebrate Women’s Day and their achievements in the music world
We have all the tools we need to usher in a new era of superabundance but we need to ditch dying industries such as fossil fuel and livestock fast
In celebration of National Women’s Day, we’ve compiled a list of cookbooks written by women you should have on your shelf
Girls need to be encouraged to study engineering and companies must change their policies to assist women in the field
Researchers find that 96% of health conferences are in rich countries and only four in 10 attendees are from poorer nations with the highest burden of disease
The inequality is reflected in the statistics: 60% to 80% of smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa are women but only 15% to 20% have rights over the land
Brave, entertaining and hopeful, this British sex comedy-drama delivers 97 very well-spent minutes
The 48-year-old, who until recently served as coach of Wale, has pleaded not guilty to the charges, which carry a maximum jail term of five years
In January 1900, a young Russian officer, Yevgeny Avgustus, ‘galvanised by the daring of the Boers to take on imperial Britain’, set off to fight in the Second Boer War. A Russian on Commando is his vivid eyewitness account of events on the Natal front and life with the Krugersdorp Commando.
When human capital is more diverse and more representative, companies are more creative, more sustainable and more profitable
Police impunity heightens risk of violence as Kenyans go to the polls
With the cost of living rising, many families can’t afford to bury their loved ones and assistance is needed
The restaurant, which encourages regenerative farming, is tucked away in Cape Town’s De Waterkant.