Soil and trials: South Africans embroiled in US farm worker visa debate
/ 17 December 2021

Soil and trials: South Africans embroiled in US farm worker visa debate

The Mississippi court case is unique; usually the grievances are against Mexicans accused of taking work from Americans

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Most South Africans in Afghanistan have been evacuated
/ 18 August 2021

Most South Africans in Afghanistan have been evacuated

‘The Taliban also registered the serial numbers of their weapons and just asked them not to move around in the streets while armed but stay within the compound until everything calms down. Then the Taliban left.’

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/ 3 February 2008

Grim memories of Rwanda genocide come alive

Marguerite Sabamahoro, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide, remembers the moment she was woken at her home in Kigali on April 7 1994 by the sound of gunfire and bombing as if it were yesterday. ”I lost aunts, uncles, cousins and friends to the genocide,” Sabamahoro tells visitors to a new genocide exhibition at the Apartheid Museum.

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/ 23 January 2008

Property tops investors’ wish list

Residential property is the asset most South Africans would buy if they had R1-million to invest, according to a recent poll by online property portal <i>Propertygenie.co.za</i> — and a wine estate in Paarl is the dream property most South Africans would buy if they had R25-million to spend.