How colonialism's legacy continues to plague the International Criminal Court: Outgoing International Criminal Court prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda Getty ImagesGambian maritime law expert Fatou Bensouda has just entered the final year of a nine-year term as Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. Her tenure of office will end on 15 June 2021. Bensouda’s record so … [Read more...] about How colonialism’s legacy continues to plague the International Criminal Court | The Conversation
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Between care and neglect: Pretoria’s grand architectural legacy | The Conversation
Between care and neglect: Pretoria's grand architectural legacy: The skylight of the Weskoppies Chapel in Pretoria. Alain Proust/Hidden PretoriaPretoria, South Africa’s capital city, contains many historical sites where government facilities have been built and developed since the mid 1800s. These often unappreciated places narrate the city’s historical and ongoing political … [Read more...] about Between care and neglect: Pretoria’s grand architectural legacy | The Conversation
SA News: McGrath legacy shines through Sydney haze
McGrath legacy shines through Sydney haze: The Lord's Test is now the red Test in honour of Andrew Strauss's wife Ruth, who died of lung cancer. South Africa also have a pink one-day match on their calendar, aimed to raise awareness for breast ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews … [Read more...] about SA News: McGrath legacy shines through Sydney haze
SA News: The Surprising Rural Health-Care Legacy of the ‘60s
The Surprising Rural Health-Care Legacy of the ‘60s: Back in the 1960s, enter a young medical doctor and civil-rights activist with a vision. This was Jack H. Geiger, who had spent time in South Africa during medical school and had seen the positive ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Mountain biking for a better future: CAPE TOWN - Sport continues to be the unifier in … [Read more...] about SA News: The Surprising Rural Health-Care Legacy of the ‘60s
Why Tanzania’s attacks on free speech break with Nyerere’s legacy | The Conversation
Why Tanzania's attacks on free speech break with Nyerere's legacy: The statue of founding president Mwalimu Julius Nyerere in Tanzania's political capital Dodoma. WikiCommonsI visited Tanzania recently for the first time in five years, and the first time since John Magufuli was elected President. I have been visiting the country regularly since 1976 – spending a year as a … [Read more...] about Why Tanzania’s attacks on free speech break with Nyerere’s legacy | The Conversation
