After an absence of four Sundays, Neil De Beer, the President of the United Independent Movement (UIM), was back on the ...

Gaza was part of Egypt until Israel captured it in the 1967 warHistory of the Levant shows multiple waves of ...

Minister upholds environmental approval for 4,000MW Western Cape nuclear plantEskom still needs multiple licences before ...

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More than a century of mining in the Witwatersrand has left behind vast mine dumps stretching from Randfontein to Springs.

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Washington hawk, Soviet Union doom prophet, and the intellectual Cold Warrior behind Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy—is the ...

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Mbalula blames DA for pushing US to sanction ANCUS bill targets ANC leaders over ties to adversariesAfriForum condemns ...