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Trade, Not Aid, Will Save The Third World
Page 9 from 19th May 2006"For I know how many are your transgressions, and how great are your sins, you who afflict the righteous, who take a bribe, and push aside the......
A Time Of Good Hope For Capetonians
Page 4 from 29th April 1994Before South Africa went to the polls for its historic first ever all-race election, journalist Anne Macnamara talked to Cape Town Churchpeople......
In The Week Of P W Botha's Death John Hinton
Page 13 from 10th November 2006is exhilarated by this new biography of Desmond Tutu, the iconic red-garbed figure of black resistance Rabble Rouser for Peace: The Authorised......
Periscope Seeking The Truth About South Africa...
Page 5 from 24th September 1965rEW countries arouse such feelings as South Africa and its political regime. Wherever such feelings are aroused prejudice inevitably throws logic......
A Very Un-english Bishop
Page 9 from 20th August 1999Piers McGrandle on the heroic but still mysterious figure of Trevor Huddleston Trevor Huddleston: A Life, by Robin Denniston, Macmillan £20 Y......
A White Mandate For A Multiracial Future?
Page 5 from 13th March 1992Maggie Paterson of CIIR on the background to South Africa's referendum IF anyone depended on the mainstream South African press for an......
Giving Flesh To Rhetoric
Page 3 from 27th June 1986The Revd Brian Brown, Africa Secretary of the British Council of Churches, attacks the attitudes of the churches to apartheid DEPORTED: Fr Theo......
Holl Ood Delivers An Ideal Ireland
Page 9 from 11th March 1994A T A WASHINGTON banquet in March last year, President Clinton told the visiting Irish Prime Minister Albert Reynolds "On St Patrick's Day we're......
Let's Hear It For The Terror
Page 11 from 30th May 2003The stand-up comedian Mark Steel has produced a jolly history of the French Revolution, says Ed West. It's a shame about his double standards Vive......
Fire In Their Bellies
Page 9 from 4th August 2006Last weekend the people of Congo voted in the first democratic elections for 30 years. But they are still sceptical, says Nana Anto-Awuakye of......