In her (1988) biography of you, Shirley du Boulay wrote: "He (Tutu) is on a tightrope, in his own words, ‘a marginal man between two forces.' It is time to disentangle the strands of this rope and ...

A straight line runs between Dr Beetroot and the Rain Queen. One was a Health Minister who tackled HIV with raw veggies, the other is a Water Minister who, presumably jokingly, performs incantations ...

The annual summit of the African Union in Addis Ababa comes at a pivotal moment for the continent. In the 21st century, Africa is no longer a marginal player in global affairs. It is the world’s ...

A 2004 Spur advert revealed the cost of a 400g rack of ribs sold at the establishment In 2026, there is a vast difference between the previous and current prices, taking two digits to three Social ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by At the heart of Daniel Fish’s verbatim staging of a C-SPAN segment is a complex relationship, between Larry Kramer and Anthony Fauci, that “goes from ...

Over the past year, sharp aid cuts have forced the closure of soup kitchens in war-riven Sudan, led to medicine shortages across sub-Saharan Africa, and resulted in reductions in food rations in ...

Protestors on the steps of Sunshine Cathedral after a candlelight vigil and town hall to protest proposed changes to the State's AIDS Drug Assistance Program Update: The Florida Department of Health ...

Foreign aid spending is back in the U.S. government's budget, after a year in which the Trump administration cut billions of dollars to global health and humanitarian assistance. On Tuesday evening, ...

Since the Trump administration slashed foreign aid to Afghanistan a year ago, child malnutrition has risen to levels not seen in 25 years. Two recent deadly earthquakes have killed thousands. Some 2.8 ...

It’s been one year since the Trump administration dismantled the US Agency for International Development (USAID), with aid cuts leading to the closure of HIV clinics in South Africa, the termination ...

Medications have kept Tori Samuel’s HIV at bay for decades. The part-time worker from Ocala, Florida, has thrived, marrying her husband and giving birth to three children, none of whom have the virus.