On a calm sea, Sheffield proposed a midnight game of deck cricket. "The light was equal to noonday at an English cricket ...

From representing Zimbabwe in rugby to flying high as a successful safari operator, Rusty Labuschagne’s life came crashing down when he was wrongfully convicted ...

Jonathan Lynn on his favourite Yes Minister scene, how to get satire right, and his new play which opens this month ...

Jonathan Lynn on his favourite Yes Minister scene, how to get satire right, and his new play which opens this month ...

ALMASI Collaborative Arts recently celebrated its 8th African Playwrights Conference with a free, three-day staged reading showcase. The event highlighted five compelling new plays, featuring the ...

Just when you thought you had all your workout gear—the perfect gym shoes, moisture-wicking shirts and shorts, a duffel bag, all your essentials—sorted, you realize there's something you still missing ...

If a running hat’s main job were to keep the sun out of your eyes, you could just wear any old baseball cap. But those kinds of caps are often made from heavy materials that don’t allow your head to ...

The Pookie was a lightweight, mine-protected landmine detection vehicle developed in Rhodesia in November 1976. Designed for road-clearing operations, it featured MPAV characteristics that increased ...

Each time I hear the Mnangagwa administration proudly trumpet the introduction of the so-called “Education 5.0,” I cannot help but ask a deeply troubling question: why is this being packaged as a ...

No white man knew where or how King Lobengula of the Matabele had met his end. A bull elephant of a man, 6 ft. 2, and burdened with 200 wives, Lobengula was the last of the Zulu chieftains to make a ...