Mandela aide race row shows social media perils

Comments by a white South African woman calling black people "monkeys" sparks widespread outrage and are now being investigated by the country's human rights commission.

An opera based on the life of Nelson Mandela in Pretoria, South Africa, is cancelled after three performances due to a lack of funds.

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South Africa's government opposes a legal bid by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela to claim ownership of her ex-husband Nelson Mandela's rural home.

South Africa's government orders sculptors to remove a bronze rabbit they hid in the ear of the statue of Nelson Mandela unveiled after his death, a spokesman tells the BBC.

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Social Media - No Freedom Is Absolute
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IT is now a fact and it is only a matter of time. Tanzanians are looking forward to taking part in the upcoming elections that will be held in October this year. Various political candidates from different political parties will be contesting for presidential and ...

The evolution of the internet has brought forth some good and some bad things. Recently, five Black American teenagers were caught on camera, beating up a girl at a McDonalds in the States.

These days, it is rare to hear of children who do not have some sort of profile with at least a small handful of social networking sites. Whether your children are online once in a blue moon or their instant messenger seems permanently attached to the palm of their hand, it affects them.