The Gaddafi regime smuggled $12.5 billion of Libyan money into Johannesburg airport in 2010, but the whereabouts of the money has since become a mystery.
On this day ten years ago, at approximately 11:30 am on the morning of 17 December 2010, a twenty-six year-old Tunisian man, a street vendor
The Syrian Crisis is one of the greatest tragedies of the twenty-first century – nearly ten years after protests against the government of President Bashar
Amid the government’s statements about mass testing programmes throughout the coronavirus crisis, reservations have often been expressed about the efficacy of mass PCR testing. These
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity today. As societies across the globe grapple with the consequences of warming temperatures, rising sea
That’s it, the army of the politically correct has finally won. The woke tide has swept over the United Kingdom and brought down one of
Third time is the charm. After two attempts at winning the nomination to become the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate, in a political career spanning almost
Even with the relief and elation among Democrats that Joe Biden will now, almost certainly, become the next President of the United States, there is
What is a “civilisation”? What is it that binds people and countries together and makes them flourish? And what is it that makes them wither
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