Last week Kevin Mileham, shadow minister of mineral resources and energy in the Democratic Alliance (DA), said his party would not support any expansion of

AUSTIN, TX: Investment is pouring into Austin, the state capital and city of two million in the middle of the state.  Texas is attractive to

A gentle old man I knew was murdered in his Cape Town house by a poor man because he had been kind to him. This

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A new electoral system is on the cards for South Africa, but what has been proposed is, frankly, a mess. The new system will be

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While the country digests the reports of the Zondo Commission, detailing how the carcass of the state was carved up under the so-called State Capture

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This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 10 February 1355 – St Scholastica Day riot From the modern vantage