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If President Cyril Ramaphosa is serious about forging a social compact, then business's role in South Africa’s international relations must be acknowledged and embraced, argues Ian Kilbride.

Dutch designer Maarten Baas has updated a historic library building with multi-coloured, illuminated signage. Baas designed the many-layered 3D sign for Neude Library in Utrecht, a former post office that is one of the Dutch city's most revered buildings. Featuring bold graphics, playful typography and dynamic lighting, the installation gives a highly visible focal point to

April 6 – Nearly 900 Liverpool fans caught up in the chaotic scenes at last year’s Champions League final are to sue UEFA, according to their lawyers.

Legendary around the world skipper Bouwe Bekking shares his tips for running an effective offshore watch system with Andy Rice

“Industries that have an objective to grow their markets, grow their market share and reinforce their licence to operate need to look beyond business-as-usual,” Jan te Bos, Director-General of Eurima told an expert audience in Brussels.

Author of the Yachtmaster Handbook, James Stevens, answers a tricky question on setting off in fog for one Yachting Monthly reader

The Ramadan Friendly label that indicates that no violence will be shown in a performance or art at about 20 cultural centres in Brussels could lead to self-censorship, said Minister-President and Culture Minister in the Flemish Parliament Jan Jambon who...

The legal rules of intestacy - which decide what happens to someone's money and assets if they die and no will is in place - are increasingly out of touch with modern life.

The case of Harith not only underscores the importance of independent investigations and due process in cases where allegations of corruption or wrongdoing are made, but highlights the need for vigilance against populism, writes Tebogo Khaas.

HOUSTON (April 5, 2023) — Lucy Foyt, wife of A.J. Foyt, passed away in a Houston hospital after a brief illness. She was 84. Lucy had a special appreciation for life, always embracing new experiences, people, and challenges. There was never a dull moment being married to the auto racing legend; for nearly 68 years, […]

Oscar van Heerden finds a renewed love and pride for his mother-tongue and writes that he owes this to the Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees.

Imagine waking up and being able to check current weather conditions at your course before your feet hit […]

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EDDIE HOWE feels Newcastle United’s aggressive front-foot style was a key factor in their win at West Ham – but claims his side can only adopt his preferred approach because of the athletic qualities within his squad.

Michael Carrick and Chuba Akpom have both been nominated for Championship awards after an impressive March

Marcus Forss has established himself as a key man in Michael Carrick's attack and has 10 goals for the season

For artists exploring themes of violence towards humans and animals, there is a fine line between thoughtfully engaging and needlessly shocking the viewer; being sensationally explicit can turn people away while being tacit or innocuous may fail to make an impact. New York based artist Tamara Kostianovsky has been successfully walking this line for two decades with her textile sculptures which often take the form of animal carcasses poignantly hanging from metal hooks as in a slaughterhouse.

NEW RICHMOND—Annette (Heigeman) Jones, age 85, of New Richmond, WI, was called home to her Lord Jesus on Saturday, April 1, 2023.

ONALASKA — Anthony “Tony” Esmond, 72, of Onalaska, Wisconsin, died on April 3, 2023, at home after a four-year battle with cancer, surrounded by the love of his family. Born in Illinois to Robert and Virginia, and raised in Nebraska,…

Some authors claim that the term kitsch has German origins and arose in artistic vocabulary around 1860 from the verb kitschen/verkitschen (to cheat, to sell something instead of something else). Others, such as Guimaraens & Cavalcanti (1979), affirm that the term comes from the English language, from the word sketch. In the second half of the 19th century, when American tourists wanted to buy a work of art at a cheap price, they asked for a sketch.

Mowbray believes Sunderland could be in for an 'exciting' finish to the season if they emerge from the coming spell of game with maximum points

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Dramatic photos show how storms filled California reservoirs

Coventry City news from CoventryLive as Mark Robins and Viktor Gyokeres are nominated for Sky Bet Championship manager and player of the month respectively