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Minister says ‘bit of a cheek’ for asylum-seekers to complain about conditions
Read More A Home Office minister has said it is “a bit of a cheek” for people who he said had “entered the UK illegally”
Pennsylvania Senate race: Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz takes lead over Democrat John Fetterman in new poll
Post Content Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Republican candidate in a crucial U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania, has just passed Democrat John Fetterman, also the Pennsylvania
The black feminist’s survival guide
Read More For the socially engaged and conscious, it came as no shock when author and filmmaker Tsitsi Dangarembga was arrested by the government of
PODCAST: The downfall of the Don of Killarney, Thabo Mbeki
Read More All eyes will be on the ANC national conference to take place at Nasrec in December that will determine the future of the
UK government will not call Northern Ireland elections before 2023, says minister
Read More The UK government will not call fresh elections in Northern Ireland before the end of the year and will announce next week how
Hispanic voters could be key to several midterm races: ‘Su voto es su voz’
Post Content LAS VEGAS, N.V. – Voters have less than a week left to decide which party controls Congress, and the balance of power in
How to take South Africa forward: A constitutional argument
Read More Almost three decades after the promulgation of a Constitution with a Bill of Rights, which includes justiciable socioeconomic rights, we continue to grapple
A conversation on equity in the workforce, domestic violence and women’s economic justice
Read More The Covid-19 pandemic and government lockdowns have exacerbated what is now being called the “shadow pandemic” of women increasingly being abused — sexually,
STEM Education: disruptions and the future
Read More STEM — Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths — education has become increasingly significant to the world, and invaluable as it offers advantages in a
GPs giving antidepressants to children against guidelines
Read More GPs are breaching medical guidelines by prescribing antidepressants for children as young as 11 who cannot get other help for their mental health
US, South Korea Vow to ‘End’ Kim Regime If North Korea Uses Nukes
Read More A TV screen showing a news program reporting about North Korea’s missile launch with file footage of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un,
Tapping into Africa’s vast potential to become a leader in the global maritime market
Read More It has been over a decade since the AU signed the 2050 Africa’s Integrated Maritime strategy (2050 AIM) to strengthen the continent’s regional
UNISA’s School of Business Leadership pioneers integrated, future-focused, continental business model
Read More South Africa is not a silo, and a world of business opportunities lies just beyond our borders. According to Professor Pumela Msweli, this
Ancient yew in Surrey ruins crowned UK tree of the year
Read More A gnarled yew whose twisted trunk has been growing for more than half a millennium has been crowned tree of the year. The
Russia-Ukraine war live news: Ukraine can retake Kherson, US defence secretary says; 4.5m without power after strikes
Read More Due to low morale and reluctance to fight, Russian forces have probably started deploying units threatening to shoot their own retreating soldiers, according
Gov. Kathy Hochul idle on 420 bills ahead of midterm election as race with Rep. Lee Zeldin tightens: report
Post Content New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is playing it safe ahead of her election with Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin by refusing to act on
Obama, Clintons hit midterm campaign trail while Biden keeps light schedule
Post Content Vulnerable Democrats this cycle are increasingly relying on former President Barack Obama, former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Schumer-aligned group pumps nearly $50M in secretive donations into midterms to save Senate majority
Post Content A dark money nonprofit associated with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has pumped nearly $50 million in secretive donations into the midterm elections
Can courts choose between the law and its consequences?
Read More ‘Hard cases make bad law” is an old saying. Should courts consider the possible disastrous practical consequences of an order that results from
Barbara Creecy: South Africa’s stance at the ‘Africa’ COP
Read More The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)’s COP27 takes place in Sharm-el-Sheikh in Egypt from 6 to 18 November. Because the