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As peaceful protest brings about change in algeria one of the countrys leading intellectuals novelist and journalist. Reflects on his latest novel and how it mirrors some of the social unrest in his country. And a brand new wooden high rise in norway has become the worlds tallest timber tower well check it out. Well its hard to believe but the chair that you can see behind me here was created nearly one hundred years ago about how school of architecture and design may have only existed for fourt...

Welcome to the what is he going to do dont were going to talk about a. Group thats going to. Go. To the us. This is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the world is reflecting on 3 decades off that 3 united germany the african journalists traveled along the border that separated the 2 germanys get their impressions. Destroyed families in booking a fossil are still waiting to receive the bodies of their witnesses who were killed in an attack on a bus transporting mind goods. And the ...

Linguistics expert says EFF leader's words ‘emphasised the need for a strong response and commitment to confronting racism’.

John Steenhuisen has opened the door for the ANC to partner with the EFF, resulting in the very ‘doomsday scenario’ he has warned against

The reputed African philosopher Odera Oruka sparked a famous debate on the nature of African philosophy following his essay entitled “Four Trends in African philosophy”.

Palestinians have been subjected to years of suffocating occupation.

All to advance its message that they wish to have control of they wish to have control of the state. so president boer, who has only been in office something like i believe this is day a8, has taken bold steps that will try to galvanise society and mobilise his internal security forces to address this threat.- internal security forces to address this threat. you said yourself. _ address this threat. you said yourself, armed _ address this threat. you said yourself, armed gangs, - address this th...

The recent commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Prince Maqoma’s departure in 1873 offers us a moment for reflection. Beyond the historical significance, it beckons us to unravel the forgotten pages of our nation’s narrative.

When events thrust the British Martini-Henry onto the world stage, this simple, robust breechloader became an icon of the empire it served. More than 140 years later, U.S. Marines are still finding them in Afghanistan.

AfriForum has evoked a mediation agreement made between it and Julius Malema 11 years ago in the “Dubul’ Ibhunu” or “Kill the Boer” case in its appeal to the Supreme Court on the judgment made by the equality court last year.