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There comes a point in life where you realise you don’t have that much time left, so you have to make the most of every moment and put some good back into the world, says musician Dan Chiorboli. He’s explaining why the album he’s just released with an eclectic bunch of fellow artists features a surprising and unusual range of songs. Indeed, Radio Ubuntu by The Solidarity Express features lyrics about climate change, migration, overpopulation, the unsustainable use of resources, xenophobia and the quest for racial harmony. In a country where hashtags like #PutSouthAfricansFirst spread h...

The East African Thursday May 13 2021 Locusts invade a farm. Desert locust swarms have destroyed crops in major agricultural areas in southern Angola. PHOTO | FILE | NMG Advertisement Desert locust swarms have destroyed crops in major agricultural areas in southern Angola, raising fears of severe food insecurity as the country is also experiencing drought. At the weekend, the swarms invaded fields in Namibe Province, in southwestern Angola. They have also destroyed crops in Benguela, Cunene and Cuando Cubango provinces. Mr Carla Tavares, Namibe province deputy, called for assistance in findin...

Move underway to rescue East Germany from anti-communist historians Move underway to rescue East Germany from anti-communist historians May 10, 2021 Erasing East Germany: The ship named "Berlin Capital of the DDR" has the initials of the German Democratic Republic painted over at a shipyard in Hamburg in September 1990. (Photo: Christian Eggers) A full generation has elapsed since the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) collapsed in late 1991. Two years earlier, in 1989, the socialist states of Eastern Europe gave way to a capitalism that forced its way in – the first salvo came when...

US $3m Filomena Farm abattoir project in Angola to be completed in June Modified date: Construction of a US $3m abattoir project in Panguila, Bengo province, Angola being built by Filomena Farm will be operational in June. The abattoir which is part of the farm’s overall project, estimated at US $50m that aims to expand its activities, will have the capacity to to slaughter one million chickens per day. The projects also include the construction of two more sheds (going from 12 to 14 sheds) with a capacity of 85,000 chickens each and the processing of eggs into mayonnaise. According to Exe...

Questionable motives Search Polity Note: Search is limited to the most recent 250 articles. To access earlier articles, click Advanced Search and set an earlier date range. To search for a term containing the '&' symbol, click Advanced Search and use the 'search headings' and/or 'in first paragraph' options. With... Clear Search Sponsored by Sponsored by There is little doubt that many South Africans still have a great, albeit idealised, affection for Cuba, despite its many social, political and economic problems. This affinity is firmly rooted in the anti-apartheid struggle, when Cubans won...