The University of the North: a campus farce, now in its fifth hilarious year.
Focus 20 - 4th Quarter 2000
A campus farce: The University of the North: a campus farce, now in its fifth hilarious year. South Africa's reality gap: A serious reality gap seems to exist between the government and many of the problems it has to face.
It is worth watching developments at the Mail & Guardian.
The conjunction of the screening of the documentary and the local government election campaign requires explanation.
The right to vote is the foundation stone of the rights guaranteed in the Constitution, for it preserves all other liberties.
As a senior commander in Zimbabwe's armed movement, Mhanda helped Robert Mugabe come to power, a move he soon regretted. Trained by the Chinese, he was jailed in Mozambique, then blocked from jobs in his own country.
ANC propagandists who compare the apartheid state to the Third Reich are abusing history to score political points.
A serious reality gap seems to exist between the government and many of the problems it has to face.
The president's search for scapegoats is part of a shrewd strategy for political survival, writes Lawrence Schlemmer.
Seven months after a mother reported her son missing, the police investigation had barely begun.
The unpopular Jonathan Moyo is giving the Sheraton Hotel a bad name.
RW Johnson believes that the opposition in Zimbabwe will resort to mass action if international pressure does not work.