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Hundreds of Malians set up barricades and burned tyres in the streets of Bamako on Thursday, shutting down the capital in protests against the government's handling of a rebellion that has seized...
South African political firebrand Julius Malema was admitted to hospital yesterday and is not expected to attend a ruling ANC disciplinary hearing against him that resumes today, Egypt's army will...
Image management consists of striking a fine balance between portraying oneself favourably and maintaining legitimacy. The People’s Republic of China, so often the subject of international news...
Images of livestock carcasses, anguished faces of the elderly, despaired women and children left behind at home as the men move in search of water and pasture while the drought scourge...
The media is clearly one of the most powerful tools of the modern age. It has the potential to escalate a conflict situation, but also to prevent and manage conflict - perhaps one of its most...
In today's podcast, NUM leaders reject Eskom's increased wage offer and vote to go on strike; doubts emerge over the credibility of Guinea's Presidential election; and, SA's Public Protector is to...
Once again Cote d'Ivoire will not hold the much-anticipated presidential elections planned for November 29. As days go by, it is becoming a certainty. On previous occasions, it was said that...