Mugabe’s Lost Destiny
The outcome of Zimbabwe’s parliamentary and presidential elections in March took many commentators, including this newspaper, by surprise.
Mugabe’s Lost Destiny Read Post »
The outcome of Zimbabwe’s parliamentary and presidential elections in March took many commentators, including this newspaper, by surprise.
Mugabe’s Lost Destiny Read Post »
The distressing attacks on African expatriates in many parts of South Africa can be explained partly with reference to poor
The culture of impunity Read Post »
Special editorial by Michail Rassool Addressing Catholic educators in Washington DC in April, Pope Benedict said education is integral to
Catholic education today Read Post »
There is much merit in the suggestion by England’s Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor that Catholics should seek dialogue with atheists to
Talking with atheists Read Post »
The president of the African National Congress (ANC) is profoundly mistaken in claiming that his party has been anointed by
Rule by divine right? Read Post »
Shame on South Africa. Shame on a country in which mobs are attacking, robbing, driving out and even murdering those
Shame on South Africa Read Post »
When Pope Benedict met five survivors of clerical abuse—representative of all victims of predatory Church personnel—he communicated a powerful message:
Abuse: Let the healing begin Read Post »
When South Africa’s parliament adopted the country’s exemplary Constitution in May 1996, then-Deputy President Thabo Mbeki delivered his powerful “I
Mbeki: A squandered legacy Read Post »
Radio Veritas, it seems, cannot win. When South Africa’s Catholic radio station previously applied for a national broadcast frequency, the
Give us our voice Read Post »