MARCHÉ ARENDS sits down with the poet, journalist and author, to discuss identity, optimism, and South Africa’s changing tides

Astronomers are looking to trace the development of the universe using telescopes sensitive to radio waves.

Activists are taking up a new course that’s not disconnected with the past

With food prices in crisis, you might be able to save the world by avoiding meat. At the very least, you might save a couple of bucks.

Emma Bryce profiles a new breed of environmentalist.

Anine Kriegler follows the tourist trail in a nation trapped in the past.

Weeks before xenophobic violence rippled through the country, DUNCAN SCOTT took us shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the groups fighting for refugees’ rights in South Africa.

Conversations with refugee youths in Mozambique show how suffering can become part of their identity.

A Kenyan who fled for his life speaks out on the violence that destroyed his family.

In the wake of a violent electoral crisis and uneasy settlement, Charles Moitui and Saif Islam look at some roots of division in Kenyan society.