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Desmond Tutu wins Templeton Prize for 'affirming life's spiritual dimension'

Tutu, the first black man to lead South Africa's Anglican church, also headed the post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission. He is a 'living model of the benefits of religion,' the Templeton Foundation said.

African Catholics see hope in choice of non-European pope

#RainbowNation: The rise of South Africa's 'black Twitter'

Africa Monitor Sugar Man: Did the Oscar-winning documentary mislead viewers?

Ranulph Fiennes pulls out of 'Coldest Journey' expedition

Briefing: How violent is South Africa?

In South Africa, a brutal rape sparks unusual proposal

Oscar Pistorius, the 'Blade Runner,' charged with the murder of his girlfriend (+video)

Africa Monitor Black billionaire in South Africa pledges to give away half his fortune

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World's oldest dinosaur discovered hanging out in London museum

Africa warms to new Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby

When did humans get smart? Maybe a lot earlier than some thought.

Chapter & Verse Booker Prize nominee Tan Twan Eng talks about his novel 'The Garden of Evening Mists'

Gauging poverty from Appalachia to Africa

Change Agent Five cities and the groups that are making them green

She made a poor township school into one of South Africa's best

Change Agent Africa's entrepreneurs on the rise

The Monitor's View Africa as muse, not mess

3 of the best summer 2012 novels

Chapter & Verse Buzz Bissinger talks about "Father's Day"

Mrs. Eastwood, star of new reality show, talks family, boy bands

Culture Cafe 'Safe House' trailer shows tense action and a strong ensemble (+video)

Transcript of the State of the Union

Laura Dekker close to completion of solo round-the-world sail