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A Bahá'í Perspective International Day for Tolerance is observed annually on 16 November - commemorating its declaration by UNESCO in 1995 to genera

South Africa had the honour to hold the rotational presidency of the United Nations Security Council for the month of October 2019. As part of our p

In 1990, 12 advanced economies had a tax on household wealth. Now only four do after French President Emmanuel Macron scrapped his country’s ve

There’s a refereeing protocol in ice hockey, which urges referees not to get between two players slugging it out on the ice - never mind the sometim

A year before his death, Michelangelo, who was an accomplished sculptor, painter, architect, and poet of the High Renaissance inscribed “Ancora impa

Could we as Africans, if we have any self-respect, stop questioning the motive of China, the US, London, the EU; yes, and Russia! The same goes for

As we celebrate another National Children’s Day on 2 November,  let us reflect on joy and rewards associated with raising our children. Child

The Constitutional Court judgment in Prince v Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development was explicit. It legalised the use, posse

This coloured thing. This badge of shame, disgrace and ignominy that some want to hang around people like me as they excoriate people in this group

One of the biggest challenges we have to our democracy is the degree to which we don’t share a common baseline of facts,” former US president Barack