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South Africa Chant That Calls for ‘Killing’ White Farmers Evokes Apartheid Divisions

A South African revolutionary song calling for blacks to kill white farmers has fomented racial tensions in the lead-up to elections. The main political opposition party has complained to the ...

August 3, 2023BY Darren Taylor

‘Apartheid All Over Again,’ as South Africa’s Ruling ANC Set to Pass New Race-Based Job Laws

JOHANNESBURG—When there’s electricity in the midst of daily blackouts, machines grind and hum inside Paul Morrison’s engineering works ...

May 30, 2023BY Darren Taylor

Apartheid Thinking Seems to Have Infected the Intelligentsia

Commentary Having worked briefly in South Africa at the height of apartheid, I'm surprised by the degree to ...

December 12, 2022BY Theodore Dalrymple

A Voice for Dividing Australians

Commentary On July 30, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used an address at an Indigenous Festival in the ...

August 4, 2022BY Gabriël Moens

WTO Strikes Global Trade Deals Deep Into Overtime

GENEVA—The World Trade Organization's (WTO) 164 members approved a series of trade agreements early on Friday that included ...

June 17, 2022BY Reuters

Is Patriotism Enough?

Commentary I am proud of the fact that in 1967, along with more than 90 percent of other ...

February 6, 2022BY David Daintree

Bipartisan Anger in Congress Over Amnesty International Calling Israel an ‘Apartheid State’

In an unusual show of unity, Democrats and Republicans in Congress are expressing anger and dismay in response ...

February 2, 2022BY Mark Tapscott

How Racial Madness Takes Advantage of Other Madnesses

Commentary The sheer madness of judging and treating people according to their race was brought home to me ...

November 24, 2021BY Theodore Dalrymple

How Mainstream Media Shaped the World’s View on Apartheid and Mandela

Commentary The death of South Africa’s last president before the end of the apartheid era gives reason to ...

November 16, 2021BY Eric Louw

Olympic Committee Rejects Hong Kong Activist Group’s Call for Beijing Boycott

A call by Hong Kong activists in Australia to relocate the 2022 Winter Olympics away from China to ...

March 30, 2021BY Victoria Kelly-Clark

Decline and Decay: a Sobering Trip Through Southern Africa

I spent most of August 2015 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Zambia—a depressing and mournful tour indeed.

September 6, 2015BY Stephen Chan

US Appeals Court Rejects Apartheid Cases Against Ford, IBM

Victims of apartheid in South Africa cannot sue IBM Corp. and Ford Motor Corp. in New York because ...

July 27, 2015BY The Associated Press

Theater Review: ‘A Human Being Died That Night’

“A Human Being Died That Night” provides a passionate theatrical experience and much food for thought.

June 8, 2015BY Diana Barth

This Is New York: A Radiologist Who Learned to Cherish Life Under Apartheid

In the midmorning hours of the Fourth of July, amid light droplets of rain, Elizabeth Garnett sat in ...

July 12, 2014BY Amelia Pang

Movie Review: ‘Winnie Mandela’

“Behind every great man is a great woman.” Most agree Nelson Mandela was a great man. Was wife ...

September 22, 2013BY Mark Jackson

Miriam Makeba: Vocalist, Activist, Inspiration

Zenzile Miriam Makeba was born 81 years ago today in Prospect Township, outside Johannesburg South Africa

March 4, 2013BY Phoebe Ryles

Legendary South African Photographer Alf Kumalo Dies

South Africa is mourning the loss of photographer Alf Kumalo who died of renal failure in a Johannesburg ...

October 24, 2012BY Genevieve Belmaker

Anti-Apartheid Heroes Denied Visas to Canada

Visitor visa denials for South Africans convicted under apartheid laws needs to end, say critics. The government agrees.

February 28, 2012BY Matthew Little