Embattled Bok Etzebeth responds to charges
Eben Etzebeth, the Springbok lock accused of racial abuse, has filed court papers asking for the case being brought against him to be set aside.
Mozambicans go to polls
Frelimo is expected to retain a majority Mozambicans went to the polls yesterday in their sixth election since becoming a democracy in 1994. The Front
Lessons from Lebanon
However good people may be, the societies they constitute cannot prevail against bad ideas unless they muster the will to reject them. The wriest aesthetic
Baghdad falls This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 11th March 1917 – Fall of Baghdad to British Empire
The Ukraine invasion: SA, and world power shifts The Russian invasion of Ukraine has shifted the post-Cold War order and is laying the ground for
This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 27th March 1941 – World War II: Yugoslav Air Force officers topple
SONA: And the nays have it!
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s fifth State of the Nation Address did not meet the expectations of opposition leaders. The DA said SA getting its vaccines in
SARS to be tougher on tax “mistakes”
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has made it easier for South Africans to be prosecuted for tax mistakes., Businesstech News reports. Previously, taxpayers could
Thousands flee a volcano eruption in the Democratic Republic of Congo
On Sunday, Rwanda Emergency Management Ministry reported that about 8 000 people have crossed into Rwanda from DRC seeking refuge following a volcano eruption. Nyiragongo is
The last of big coal?
If you had to name one substance above all others that has delivered the human race into long life, good health and prosperity, it would