By Katrina Onstad, The Walrus Foundation, Toronto, Sep 19, 2018
The planning and Priorities Committee was meeting in the boardroom:… Continue reading
“An Open Letter To Pope Francis”, Seattle Gay News (SGN)
by Mary Dispenza – Special to the SGN, September 14-20, 2018 issue
Dear Pope Francis,
Time is begging you to… Continue reading
“Text messages urge Zambians to report online child abuse”, The Guardian
Rebecca Ratcliffe, 13 September 2018
Alerts sent to every citizen encourage use of portal where illegal images and videos can… Continue reading
“Angola takes vital step to remove child sexual abuse imagery from the internet”, Cambridge Network
20/09/2018
Angola has announced a new system for anonymously reporting online child sexual abuse images and videos in partnership with… Continue reading
“Winnie L.M Yee looks at how the content and production of Hollywood genre films and world cinema reflect man’s place in the postwar landscape of nuclear fear and climate crisis”, Hong Kong Review of Books
Winnie L.M. Lee, September 2018 Issue
Jennifer Fay, Inhospitable World: Cinema in the Time of the Anthropocene(Oxford University Press,… Continue reading
“The JRB Daily: Siphiwo Malaha delivers his inaugural postdoctoral address at the premiere of his new documentary on Can Themba”, Johannesburg Review of Books
September 14, 2018
Author Siphiwo Malaha gave gave his inaugural postdoctoral address last night at the Market Theatre, Johannesburg, as… Continue reading
“Tyrant-Time”, Dublin Review of Books
Paul Walsh, September 2018 Issue
Eyes see today, but a wise man’s eyes also see the future.
The Ruhnama Book… Continue reading
“Air pollution particles found in mothers’ placentas, new study finds”, CNN International
By James Masters, September 17, 2018
London (CNN) Scientists believe they have discovered the first examples of air pollution… Continue reading
“Southern Cape’s Blombos Cave artefact thought to be earliest evidence of human drawing”, Daily Maverick
By Shaun Smillie, Johannesburg, 12 September 2018
In a cave a long time ago someone took a crayon and… Continue reading
“The irreplaceable scientific treasures lost in Brazil’s National Museum blaze”, El Pais
Gil Alessi, São Paulo, Madrid, 7 Sep 2018
A recent fire has destroyed some of South America’s oldest fossils, as… Continue reading