| Wed, 16 May 2012 China Daily, now out of Africa
China's biggest English-language newspaper is to publish a weekly African edition with bureau in at least two countries on the continent. | The African operation of the state-run China Daily will generate a range of Africa-specific content. It is to be based in Johannes... | Rugby: Steyn to bring up Bulls century in Dunedin
| Morne Steyn will play his 100th game for the Bulls when the side takes on the Highlanders at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday night. | Steyn (27), first made his debut for the Bulls in 2005 against the Crusaders and has scored more than 1000 points at this level. | Fi... | Warlord says witnesses were bribed
| CONVICTED Liberian warlord Charles Taylor has accused UN prosecutors of paying witnesses to testify against him. | Taylor made the claims yesterday as he addressed a war crimes court in The Hague. | Taylor, 64, was found guilty by the UN-backed court last month of aid... | England gets first look at new-model Hughes
| TOWARDS the end of the New Zealand series last summer, Australia opener Phil Hughes wore the dead-eyed look of a man on his way to the guillotine. Now, as he heads off for a stint in the English county game, the spark is back. | At the heart of his new mindset is a fu... | Eddie Izzard To Run 27 Marathons For Mandela
| Eddie Izzard will run 27 marathons in 27 days Eddie Izzard has begun what could be his toughest challenge yet - to run 27 marathons in 27 days in South Africa. | The comedian will be running the marathons in honour of Nelson Mandela. | Sky 1 will be showing the three-... | Paul G. Marshall, entertainment lawyer, dies
| Paul G. Marshall, an entertainment lawyer who engineered deals that changed pop-music history, including the Beatles’ initial U.S. recording contract and decades later, sale of the supergroup’s catalog to Michael Jackson, died at Aventura Hospital on May... | South Africa Headed for AU Stalemate With Noting Up Its Sleeve
[iMaverick] Johannesburg - Unless the South African government gets its head out of the sand over the next chairperson of the AU, there'll be another stalemate in Lilongwe - and our already battered reputation will take another hammering. | ... | Nelson Mandela’s personal chef,
authors bring tastes of South Africa
to summit at Breakers
| The flavors of South Africa were on the menu last week at a kick-off luncheon for the American Express Publishing Luxury Summit at The Breakers. | A crowd of more than 200 tasted a meal designed by Xoliswa Ndoyiya and Anna Trapido, authors of Ukutya Kwasekhaya: Tastes... | Stana Katic interview in South Africa's Independent Online: 'I am blessed'
| "Castle" is currently on summer hiatus in the United States, but other seasons are still being broadcast in countries such as in South Africa, where Season 4 has yet to finish airing. South African news website Independent Online (IOL) released an interview with Stana... | NOM's Racial Wedge Strategy in Action
| Just two months ago, internal documents released as part of a lawsuit against the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) revealed in explicit terms how the organization views racial wedge strategies as key to its political goals. If you need reminding just how crass... | |
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