Truth in vaccine access row can be as tricky to find as a needle
Waning demand threatens efforts to produce vaccine locally so perhaps education is the priority
Omicron symptoms are ‘mild’ - scientist in South African lab where variant discovered
Health experts say variant appears more transmissible but vaccines offer protection
Irish Government should call for waiver on patents for vaccines, FF MEP says
Move could allow developing countries to mass produce Covid jabs – Barry Andrews
Matt Williams: We did not achieve our mission in boycotting apartheid South Africa
Lions squad waiting in a biosecure bubble to play hosts raises some serious questions
Two cases of another new Covid-19 strain from South Africa detected in UK
New variant may make virus able to ‘re-infect’ individuals who have already recovered
Sporting Controversies: Rugby’s relationship with apartheid all there in black and white
The IRFU’s role in the sport’s dealings with with South Africa is not one to be proud of
Australian government’s right-wing hard man is a sensitive soul really
Sydney Letter: What so upset Peter Dutton was coverage of his new-found concern for white South African farmers
IRFU question South Africa RWC bid in letter to World Rugby
Letter, which has been seen by The Irish Times, shows misgivings on evaluation report
CRH said to be mulling bid for South African cement company
The company, PPC, has a market value of €689m
Outrage expressed over Grace Mugabe immunity report
Model claims Zimbabwe’s first lady whipped her with electric extension cable
‘Bishop Eamonn Casey wanted to challenge realities’
Bishop John Kirby recalls the ‘dynamic’ man he came to know
China’s commitment to mining in Africa deepens
African leaders showcase mining opportunities at Cape Town conference
‘I had to take children’s HIV drugs because of the shortages’
Shortage of HIV antiretroviral drugs hampering fight against Aids
Obama to release details of US drone-strike killings
White House to publish data ‘in the coming weeks’ in effort to improve transparency
US strives to aid South Africa in fight against illegal poachers
Strategies diverge as trafficking by gangs decimate elephant and rhino populations
Scientists find evidence of new species related to humans
Species named Homo naledi appeared to bury its dead
Test case for African justice as leaders seek alternative
Regionally run court with mandate similar to ICC’s is ultimately desirable
Bashir unlikely to face S Africa arrest under ANC immunity
Sudanese president accused in International Criminal Court warrant of Darfur war crimes
Thirty years on from Band Aid Ethiopia readies first bond
Fastest growing African economy is to debut on sovereign bond markets
Anti-apartheid author and Nobel winner Nadine Gordimer dies
Many of her stories dealt with South Africa’s segregated system under white-minority rule
Mandela's body brought home ahead of funeral tomorrow
Thousands throng streets to welcome beloved leader home writes Peter Murtagh in Qunu
Sign language interpreter ‘once faced murder charge’
South African government investigating Jantjie’s selection for Mandela memorial
‘We are no longer a country that is divided and isolated’
Peter Murtagh reports from Pretoria on one man’s pilgrimage for Nelson Mandela
Dozens of world leaders to attend Mandela memorial service or funeral
Transport strategy for 2010 World Cup to be implemented to ferry public to stadium
Mandela being prepared to lie in state in Pretoria
Events also to include national day of prayer, official memorial service and state funeral
Mandela to be accorded state funeral
Farewell to ‘Madiba’ likely to be one of the biggest and most watched events in African history
South African bus crash leaves 29 dead
Scores of passengers injured after incident involving truck in Mpumalanga province
Mainstream group poised to invest €660m in South African wind farm plan
Deal to make Irish company South Africa’s biggest renewable energy developer
Mandela’s family may face quandary over end of life
‘I’m less anxious than I was a week ago,’ Graca Machel tells Johannesburg radio
South Africa denies Mandela in ‘vegetative state’
Denial follows claim that the former president was on a life-support machine
Address by Nelson Mandela to Dáil Éireann
Just months after his release from prison in South Africa, Nelson Mandela visited Ireland in July 1990. The following is the full text of his address to Dáil Éireann
South African government to get INM stake
Government employee pension fund to get 25% of operation if sale goes through
Obama leads tributes from world leaders
‘Thatcher an example to our daughters that there is no glass ceiling that can't be shattered’
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