Person: Cecil Rhodes

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world

Jeremy Corbyn: There is a case for taking down some statues

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said “there is a case for taking down some statues” as he argued for more education on the UK's colonialist past.

ourview

Mugabe’s legacy is a looted, broken state

ourview

Saving the web from itself: Solidarity never more important

travel

The big read: Travelling South Africa by train

We should learn how to disagree - Free speech and tolerance

news

1916 lives: John MacBride’s South African war

Universities should be bastions of freedom

In the West and in China and Hong Kong, the learning and research of university students is being curtailed, one from within and the other from without, says Chris Patten

Mon, 29 Feb, 2016

What was Hubbard doing in Dublin?

I NOTE with interest the project about L Ron Hubbard brought to your readers’ attention by Gerard Ryan of the Office of Special Affairs of the Scientology Mission in Dublin (Letters, December 10).

Mon, 07 Jan, 2008

Historic Pearse letter goes under the hammer

A letter from Padraig Pearse penned hours before his death is expected to reach up to €100,000 at auction today.

Tue, 17 Apr, 2007

No hope of White supremacy

SHE stood before us, a statuesque, 5ft 11 vision of Aryan loveliness.

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004

Politics should be about knowing when — and how — to apologise

AT first sight, it might not seem that Beverly Flynn and Martin Cullen have a lot in common. She’s from a dyed-in-the-wool Fianna Fáil family and he’s a political waverer.

Wed, 12 May, 2004