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THE ANC once asked the world to help expose the injustices of apartheid. Three decades later, an organisation at the opposite end of South Africa’s political spectrum is employing the same strategy to draw international attention to what it...
THE future of libraries is no longer confined to the pages of science fiction. It now glides quietly through the corridors of UKZN’s Medical School library. Meet Thola, the university’s newest library assistant, a robot designed to help...
AT THE traditional Springbok captain’s eve-of-match press conference yesterday afternoon, Pieter-Steph du Toit was asked who is the greatest of all time, Lionel Messi or Ronaldo? He answered, “Rassie Erasmus”. Du Toit is a reserved man of...
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THE African Transformation Movement’s (ATM) call this week for Parliament to investigate fathers’ access to their children has reignited debate about South Africa’s family justice system. But beyond the politics are thousands of parents...
UNLESS you’re casually browsing houses while drinking your morning coffee and thinking, “Hmm, should I go for the one with the ocean view or the one with the bigger pool?”, chances are a R175 million property is slightly outside most...
THE government has ended its monopoly over Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccine imports, clearing the way for livestock farmers and private companies to procure and administer vaccines through a newly opened private system under a...
eTHEKWINI Municipality intends to form a partnership with two cities in Russia and also continue its sister city-type partnership with China and Argentina. In a report presented at a council meeting this week, the eThekwini Mayor,...
