African universities were once considered vital tools for nation building and destroying them risks reversing the developmental gains we have made.
The ANC stalwart says that, as a member of the party's National Executive Committee, she also needs to do some introspection.
The rand has strengthened 15% against the dollar this year after losing over 25% of its value in 2015.
Directing anger at the other woman, the siren, suggests men can’t act of their own volition
The rich milieu of groups native to the Middle East has no place in codified constructions of US race and ethnicity.
The Forum for the Empowerment of Women says the decision to postpone the event is an example of the ways in which the state polices queer bodies.
It is utterly shocking and uncalled-for the manner in which students have been conducting themselves at some universities.
State of emergency declared after second night of unrest as protests flared after yet another police officer shot and killed a black man.
The ANC needs to have a candid debate on state capture to save the movement, secretary general Gwede Mantashe said in Cape Town on Wednesday.
Faster networks, better phones and consumers' own habits have all led to users' perceptions that their data is "disappearing", an exec told Parly.
Major studies have established a link between a high sugar intake and coronary heart disease.
Using the web, Nigerians and Kenyans are discussing issues officials want to keep hidden.
Once put-upon, the Afrikaners engineered their own economic turnaround. Similarly, black people should be creating jobs, not seeking them.
Ventriloquist Conrad Koch lets loose the silly side of his act, a playfulness that is itself political.
In the words of Edgar Allan Poe: “Men have called me mad, but the question is not settled whether madness is or is not the loftiest intelligence …
The arms company is certain it can refinance its debt but investors are wary after Futuregrowth's decision to end lending to state-owned enterprises.
Without oral evidence, an application to have a contested Afrikaans-English dictionary pulled from the shelves was dismissed.
Although some might see the glass as half-full, the numbers of female professors are improving.
Many just go out there and braai but others spend the day obsessing about identity, what is cultural, whose culture and whether it's appropriation.