Janusz Walus, who in 1993 assassinated Chris Hani, the Communist Party leader, will be released on parole. This was the decision of the Constitutional Court

The crisis that has evolved at Fish Hoek High School over alleged racism raises the importance of school management retaining its authority to deal with

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Before their opening World Cup match against England, the Iranian team refused to sing their national anthem and stood instead in silent protest. This was

It took 18 years, but CITES finally has a draft document entitled Guidance on maximising benefits to Indigenous peoples and local communities from trade in

This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 22nd November 1718 – Royal Navy Lieutenant Robert Maynard attacks and boards

ANC national executive committee member Dr Mathole Motshekga (“ANC leader says SA’s Constitution ‘an obstacle to socio-economic transformation’”) joins a small chorus of critics who

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The following is my address, as Chief Executive-designate, to the Annual General Meeting of the Free Market Foundation (FMF) on 17 November. Fighters for economic

The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species faces a crisis of legitimacy. It tramples the successful conservation models of range states at the behest