In a Syrian market, bags are full of desert truffles, a seasonal food they can collect, braving attacks by the Islamic State group and land mines. “This is a medicine dipped in blood,” said 31-year-old seller Mohammed Salha, pointing to…
Introduced species now make up the majority of plants growing wild in Britain, with more than half of the natives expected to decline, according to the results of a 20-year study released on Wednesday. Changes in land use, particularly “intensification…
The sound of music from an antique shop, where the Turkish flag hangs, brings hope to the earthquake-ravaged city of Antakya as it mourns the dead. The fabled city, historically known as Antioch, and located between the Mediterranean Sea and…
The motorbikes that crowd the streets of Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, have a story to tell. Once the preserve of men and a sign of male status in this West African country, today it is used everywhere by…
Brazil set a grim record of more than 1,400 femicides last year, a study found Wednesday, as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced several measures to combat violence against women. The total – 1,410 women who died as a…
This March, as we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1973 Durban strike, we reflect on the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa’s) deep roots that lie in the Durban strike. We take this moment to reflect on…
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Working-class women worked during the first industrial revolution for lower wages than men and often began working as children. Women also have to be housekeepers, so they can work day and night to maintain their daily routine. Today, women continue…
The Durban derby between AmaZulu FC and Royal AM may have ended in a draw, but the off-field drama was entertaining. LISTEN: Middendorp flies the bird’s nest The tense situation between the two sides led to a fight between the…
More than seven years after the #FeesMustFall protests, the embers of the student movement for access to quality education are still burning on university grounds and beyond. The protests started in Johannesburg in mid-October 2015 and spread to many parts…