Moses Madiba stadium in Durban, South Africa #2010 soccer world cup

Despite announcing in June that he was taking things easy, Nelson Mandela is as busy as ever.

While all eyes are on Nelson Mandela's health, the former South African leader's legacy is gaining ground in an unlikely place.

Madiba and Ronaldo

MarkLives.com runs a regular slot featuring the best local and international magazine covers every week. We recognise well thought out, powerful and interesting (and hopefully all three in one) magazine covers and celebrate the mix of pragmatism, creativity and personal taste that created each of them. By media blogger MediaSlut. With Nelson Mandela’s 95 birthday yesterday (18 July 2013) I thought it only appropriate to also celebrate some of the recent beautiful cover designs featuring…

Author’s note: This post is the first of a multi-part series examining the relationship between politics and sport and what political prerequisites must exist before sport can have a deeper r…

Nelson Mandela waved to the crowd and Shakira had fans dancing in their seats as South Africa began saying farewell to the 2010 World Cup in emotional and pulsating fashion. The anti-apartheid icon ha

Lucas Radebe, Mandela, David Beckham

Oscar Pistorius

What you eat can be a health boost or health bomb. If you want to stay healthy, you should always consider the nutritional value of the ingredients that make

Vuvuzela!