My father, free from the constraints of all those titles and roles. Tijn Touber | March 2004 issue
I heard the news of your death in the dressing room of a television studio. The programme was over and I switched on my mobile telephone. Three messages. The first – and the last one recorded – Read More...
A posthumous tribute is paid to Tibor Kalman - the creative force behind the Benetton magazine, Colors -- with a photo album. A unique series of ordinary people.
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Emancipation of the African continent starts with a change of mentality, argues Fanta Cheru in African Renaissance. A review.
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George Kerkhoven is a runner and walks on bare feet. That's something more people should do. 'It's an absolute thrill!'
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At a university in Egypt an American guest lecturer discovers a submission to and love of God that is unknown in the West.
Robert Eddy | March 2004 Read More...
Foreign aid and debts have shifted attention from the native population to donors and banksMarco Visscher | January 2004 issue
‘The talk of aid is a lot of hot air. Aid has never developed a single African country to the stage of social transformation.’ Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni tells Read More...