Dene Smuts says we should carefully distinguish between the fundamental right to speak your mind and old-fashioned incitement to do harm, especially as far as the youth league leader is concerned Sep 28, 2008 12:00 AM By unknown JULIUS Malema has as much right to shock us as cartoonist Zapiro does.
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A middle power can only smile when a world leader says not only is small beautiful, but the particular small country in question is not just competitive with the rest of the world, but holds a leading spot.
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The cold-blooded murder of about 10 of Congo’s endangered mountain gorillas last year horrified author Craig Hatkoff until one glimmer of hope emerged — the rescue of an orphaned baby gorilla.
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It should be a moment of triumph: Wednesday evening, seven million pills will leave Pearson International Airport bound for Kigali, Rwanda, the first shipment of generic, low-cost drugs to treat HIV/AIDS produced under Canada’s Access to Medicine Regime.
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The African Children’s Choir is returning to Windsor. The world-renowned choir that raises awareness of Africa’s orphaned and abandoned children will perform at the Ciociaro Club at 7 p.m. on Oct.
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MONTREAL a ‘ As Haitians struggled to survive yet more natural disasters that seem to plague their impoverished country, a Montreal-based charity made a quick trip over the weekend to deliver basic food.
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A Canadian was among five workers with the United Nations Development Program who died in a plane crash in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a spokesman for the New York-based organization said Tuesday.
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