South African academic Na’eem Jeenah has fallen foul of Islamophobic bureaucrats in the UK.
As the Conservatives lag at the polls, the UK prime minister warns of economic doom if Labour wins.
Scottish nationalists have sprung back after losing the referendum, with a revival that could mark change in the UK general elections voting patterns.
In response to Britain’s 2010 announcement that South African diplomats must apply for UK visas, SA says it will now request the same.
The two countries have set up the Newton Fund to focus on areas such as food security, the environment, and disease prevention and control.
The Harry Potter author believes Scotland is better off remaining in the United Kingdom, unlike famous Scots Sean Connery and Irvine Welsh.
The UK’s Standard Bank has been fined $12.6-million by the Financial Conduct Authority for failing to implement adequate anti-laundering controls.
The country must drop the politics, look at what’s right for its people, and start collecting those taxes.
Alarm bells have been ringing in Washington and London over Rwanda’s clampdown on internal freedoms, writes David Smith.
The companies were asked to attend the hearing to offer their views on how best to reform the role of the department.
Britain’s Prince William and his wife Catherine have celebrated their first wedding anniversary, marking the milestone in private.
James Murdoch has told an ethics inquiry that he had previously discussed News Corp’s bid to take control of pay-TV giant BSkyB with David Cameron.
A case by former subjects of Her Majesty’s British Empire has unearthed awful truths, deliberately hidden, of atrocities in African countries.
While the stadiums are ready with 100 days to go for London’s Olympics, question marks still hang over the security of the Games and transport.
Abdel Hakim Belhaj was offered £1-million over the alleged UK involvement in his rendition by slain Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s regime.
A leading member of the Church of England who believes gay people can be counselled to suppress their sexuality is helping select the next archbishop.
The CIA has reportedly held back data from MI5 and MI6 in retaliation for a UK court disclosing details of a Briton held in Guantánamo Bay.
Plans to snoop on emails and phone calls are causing a furore in the UK. In SA, such methods are already in place — and routinely abused.
Actor Stephen Fry has called on the UK to use the London 2012 Olympics to "redress a great wrong" and return the Parthenon sculptures to Athens.
The company producing an <i>Angry Birds</i> cartoon series says it has a year’s worth of weekly episodes lined up … but a movie will have to wait.
Tony Blair stands accused of misleading his colleagues over a dispute central to the government’s decision to join the US-led invasion of Iraq.
The UK is preparing to pull 1 500 troops out of Afghanistan next year before rapidly accelerating its withdrawal at the beginning of 2014.
The United Kingdom will need to invest £15-billion in broadband if it is to avoid being frozen out of next industrial revolution.
Questioning of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks has put to bed the company’s ‘rogue reporter’ defence once and for all.
Robert Mugabe marked his 88<sup>th</sup> birthday with a trademark attack on gays and foreigners at a mass rally to celebrate the occasion.
Reports suggest Cameron will hold talks with stakeholders over recent racism incidents in English football.
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/ 13 February 2012
Mick McCarthy has been sacked as manager after a poor run of form culminated in a humiliating defeat to local rivals West Bromwich Albion.
A trip from London to Harare brings
the diaspora home — and back to earth.
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/ 8 February 2012
London’s police have begun a crackdown on street gangs which UK politicians blamed for the August riots, the worst disorder Britain saw in decades.
Torres and Carroll lend credence to the belief that January buys aren’t good business.
Parental duties must not be done in anger and corporal punishment is therefore not justified
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/ 3 February 2012
FormerRoyal Bank of Scotland boss stripped of his knighthood after its collapse under his stewardship.