When history ultimately judges his presidency, Thabo Mbeki risks being examined not for his admirable efforts to kickstart an African […]

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Next week The Southern Cross will observe Social Communications Sunday, looking at various means by which the message of our

This week we feature the story of 18-year-old Emile Leaner, one of 5000 South Africans in need of a kidney