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Publishers should waive fees on titles in low-income countries, says literacy campaigner
Radical step under consideration after more than 330 people died during week of violence in July
Supplies are growing but the poor struggle to reach clinics or get time off work
Ex-South African president has served two months of 15-month sentence for contempt of court
The problem for central banks and private institutions alike is that the emerging technology may impose an infrastructure of its own
Re-establishing the US’s tarnished leadership in the world means restoring ties with international allies
More than a third of labour force unemployed as economists warn unrest could fuel further rise
South Africa’s president speaks in two-day testimony at inquiry into graft under predecessor Zuma
Security and intelligence services also revamped in wake of ‘attempted insurrection’
The worst violence since the end of apartheid has left at least 300 dead and exposed vicious political rivalries and racial tensions
Khoi and San people stand to benefit from the drink’s growing global popularity
Researchers in low-income countries want more focus on basic literacy and numeracy
Hopes of economic renaissance dashed after warehouses and factories targeted for looting
Companies will partner with South Africa’s Biovac Institute to manufacture Covid jab from 2022
Looting that followed Zuma’s jailing was orchestrated sabotage attempt
Poorer countries with low vaccination rates face surge in Covid cases and deaths
South African army moves in to restore order as president tells nation looting is a ‘smokescreen’ for sabotage
Jailing of former president ignites slow-burning tensions over unemployment and long lockdowns
Domestic spy agency investigates whether former agents loyal to ex-president orchestrated turmoil
Army deployed on streets as tensions rise over 15-month prison term for former president
Court rules former president Zuma must go to jail
South Africa’s ex-president complies with judgment over his defiance of corruption inquiry
Legal letter fuels concerns that governing ANC does not want former president sent to jail
Western Cape house has many features typical of the period — and some unexpected ones
South Africa’s former president says he is too frail to survive jail term for missing corruption inquiry
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