The message of the murals
On 11 July, Protestant loyalists in Northern Ireland burnt, in effigy, a boatload of immigrants on a giant bonfire. It...
Africa
Zuma: Some MK party members are lucky I have not fired them
uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party president Jacob Zuma said on Friday some members were lucky that he had not fired them...
South Africa seeks new export markets as US tariff looms
South Africa is preparing to diversify its export markets in response to the looming 30% tariff imposed by the US,...
Nicaragua Celebrates 46 Years of Sandinista Revolution in Pretoria
The Embassy of Nicaragua in South Africa hosted a vibrant commemoration of the 46th anniversary of the Sandinista Popular Revolution...
Peru celebrates its 204th anniversary
Peru celebrated its 204th anniversary of Independence as proclaimed by General Jose de San Martin in 1821, marking the end...
Most people on ARVs stay on them. Does our health system know that?
More than two weeks ago, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced that the treasury has given R622 million of emergency funding...
People who own the sun
Upskilling youth: Young members of the cooperative such as Lubabalo Mkhiva have learnt new skills through the project, including around...
Ali Mazrui’s view on how Ethiopia solves the West’s ‘puzzle’ about Africa
Western images of black Africans in earlier centuries portrayed them as people without history, incapable of poetry, too intellectually retarded...
Mothers, grandmothers and other caregivers need care too
Young children in South Africa live on the edge of both possibility and risk. If all of them were to...
Hidden cost of justice denied: What the Vodacom ruling reveals about SA’s social priorities
The constitutional court’s recent ruling in favour of Vodacom, effectively overturning a supreme court of appeal decision that would have...
