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A story about TS Eliot’s life offers a convenient segue to write about a genre of literary biography that has long lurked in my mind asking for an essay: great women who write about great women, and why Lyndall Gordon is a master of the genre.

NEW YORK—As International Publishers prepares to celebrate 100 years of publishing next year, People’s World sat down with its President Gary Bono and Vice President Tony Pecinovsky for a chat concerning its history, what’s happening with the imprint nowadays, and thoughts about the future.

As the country celebrates Women's Month, Cabinet has acknowledged South Africa’s achievements in the field of women empowerment, following the country’s first democratic elections.

This column will engage with News24 readers about life-affirming conversations concerning our wild and precious lives - creating legacies and dignity for our loved ones.

Mapi Mhlangu and Dr Helena Dolny. (Photo: Supplied) Beloved News24 visitors, Welcome to Live by Design by Dr

Read Jay Naidoo's full address at the Dulcie September memorial lecture, honouring the anti-apartheid activist and the legacy she left.

The EFF has threatened legal action against KZN police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi after he allegedly instructed police to stop protestors from marching on Florida Road in Durban.

The EFF has threatened legal action against KZN police commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi after he allegedly instructed police to stop protestors from marching on Florida Road in Durban.

A startling beauty whom the media likened to Grace Kelly, Stephanie Kemp, who has died aged 81, was a fierce patriot who never forsook her Afrikaner heritage, in all its complexity.

A comradely criticism by Clive Bradley of some of Patrick Clawson's views on the development of capitalism in Egypt from Khamsin #9.