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Tiger Woods has spent the best part of two years, since he won the last of eight major titles, insisting his golfing form has not become plugged in the bunker of a slump.

First lady set to launch policy initiatives focused on children, but speculation rife over her reluctant image

Samba-Panza has a year to end the bloody sectarian strife in CAR

The Peronists thought they had the election in the bag, but the country’s electorate did not play ball and upheld the spirit of democracy

Debate about the continent’s future is more vibrant than ever

Former first lady Graca Machel was Nelson Mandela’s champion and companion right up to his death

His removal does not mean the battle between moderates and radicals within South Africa's governing party is over

The poor immigrant who helped found America vs the wealthy demagogue preaching anger

A multimillion-rand homestead in one of South Africa’s poorest areas has become a symbol to critics of the ANC’s decline

Graça Machel talks of their love, her grief and how she censored the media

Former PA Zelda la Grange’s book reminisces on her experience of working with Nelson Mandela

Books from collection owned by celebrated author, who died last year, to go to country where she lived for quarter of century