Dumisani Ndlovu wakes at 4am to start his 15-hour day, seven days a week. Each morning the 45-year-old taxi driver, a father of four, climbs into his minibus with one mission in…

"The polarisation we see within the international community … replicates the polarisation within the country itself … the lack of consensus on the Zimbabwean question has been a…

The Department of Social Development launched a major anti-corruption campaign recently, asking for public support in its fight against fraud, but a large proportion of the fraud…

She may be all grown up, but Carol Smith still has a passion for dolls. But not just any dolls. The ones she’s hooked on are called Persona Dolls, designed to look like girls and…

<img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/142915/aids_icon.gif" align=left>A year ago the government approved a national plan for the management, care and treatment of…

One woman facing abuse and rape is one too many. Using this benchmark, the road ahead of us is long and it will take many years to eradicate the scourge. But as the 2004 Sixteen…

Unemployment, poor water supplies and sanitation, lack of access to information, high incidence of HIV/Aids, poor infrastructure and inadequate education and training are some of…

In a bid to avoid the crackdown on freedom of speech in their country, Zimbabwean journalists, lawyers and human rights activists have come up with an innovative plan to use the…