Gen Z’s struggle in South Africa, the most unequal country in the world
Young people seek to make their way in a post-apartheid society that is marked by extremely high levels of unemployment, social inequality and violence
Tracy Chapman, 17 years on since her last album: ‘I’m worried about democracy in the United States’
In one of the few interviews she’s given in over a decade, the singer-songwriter reflects on a career that began with her 1988 debut record, which has now been reissued
Freedom Flotilla taking aid to Gaza trains for boarding by Israeli special forces
The elite Shayetet 13 navy unit has been preparing to intercept the humanitarian fleet, which is scheduled to set sail for the Strip on April 26
Family of the most prominent Palestinian prisoner denounces torture in Israeli prisons
Marwan Barghouti, who Hamas has included in negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza and the exchange of hostages, has been imprisoned since 2002 and is emerging as a possible post-war figure of unity
South African government says it plans to prevent an auction of historic Mandela artifacts
The 75 artifacts belonging to Mandela are to go under the hammer on Feb. 22 in a deal between New York-based auctioneers Guernsey’s and Mandela’s family,
Author Eve Fairbanks: ‘Many Black South Africans long for an apology’
In ‘The Inheritors,’ the American writer explores the country’s post-apartheid contradictions through the lives of three people
The UK’s controversial amnesty for atrocities committed during Northern Ireland’s Troubles
Rishi Sunak’s Conservative government has pushed through a bill that represents an effective blanket pardon for crimes committed by soldiers and paramilitary groups during the conflict
David Beckham opens up about the only hairstyle he regrets
The legendary soccer player, who is famous for his different looks, admits that there is one hairdo that he wished he hadn’t sported