The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
The iPhone is running out of juice. To go beyond the device that made Apple a global colossus, Tim Cook is betting on a suite of services.
Late last week, US pharma giant Biogen announced after disappointing results from its trials, it has halted a drug designed to slow the onset of Alzheimer’s.
Moody’s will release a research report on Friday, and there is a small chance that it will lower the outlook from neutral to negative.
As elections edge closer and the lights stay off, many South Africans are seriously asking themselves who they can really trust.
As darkness literally grips South Africa with stage four loadshedding; it’s very difficult to step into the light.
The return of two stolen locks of hair cut from the body of fiercely independent and far-sighted, unifying emperor of Ethiopia, Tewodros II, has been hailed as major goodwill gesture by his latter-day countrymen.
Makhubela: “The truth is that there was one allegation of sexual harassment on the whistle-blowing line, made by people who are involved in tender manipulations that I was duty bound to cancel.”
The inclusion of so many of the Zuma faction on the ANC’s Parliament list for the May elections raised the question of how much danger it presents to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Far more help is needed as aid agencies estimate that more than a million people from Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi have been displaced by the cyclone.
This week’s satirical review of global news by Simon Lincoln Reader renders events a great deal more palatable – providing a much-needed tonic to the undiluted reality.