17th BRICS Summit as India emerges as the fastest-growing economy globally

Phapano Phasha|Published

As India prepares to lead the BRICS Summit, can it unify a divided bloc amidst its remarkable economic growth?

War, lies, and amapiano

Bheki Gila|Published

Explore how the age-old aphorism about truth in war resonates in today's geopolitical landscape, revealing the layers of deception that underpin US hegemony and ...

Winter's fury exposes South Africa's hidden poverty

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

How are South Africa's harsh winter conditions exposing the vulnerabilities of the poor? Explore the devastating impact of the recent Eastern Cape floods and the ...

Can Trump's unpredictable diplomacy lead to lasting peace?

Abbey Makoe|Published

US President Donald Trump's unpredictable foreign policy has drawn both scrutiny and praise as this article explores his recent efforts to mediate conflicts, including ...

Betting on the dollar as the world turns to gold

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Discover how the South African Reserve Bank is adapting its investment strategies in response to global financial fragmentation, as highlighted in the OMFIF Global ...

Mbeki urges the DA to engage in national dialogue for South Africa's future

Michael Andisile Mayalo|Published

Mbeki's open letter to DA leader John Steenhuisen highlights the urgent need for inclusive national dialogue in South Africa, urging political parties to prioritise ...

Are investors now uncomfortably numb to macro geopolitical events?

Sebastian Mullins|Published

After a significant rally, are investors becoming desensitised to geopolitical risks like the Iran-Israel conflict? Explore the implications for the S&P 500 and ...

Volatility Ahead: Why investors flocking to active management strategies

Kondi Nkosi|Published

Amid rising market volatility, a significant majority of investors are recognising the value of active management strategies, with many planning to increase their ...

How cultural heritage drives sustainable development

Vusi Shongwe|Published

Explore how cultural heritage shapes identity and drives sustainable development, fostering community cohesion and economic growth

Are diplomats becoming obsolete in the information age?

Vusi Shongwe|Published

How the information explosion is reshaping diplomacy, challenging diplomats to adapt and thrive in an increasingly complex global landscape

Can Angola overcome corruption to attract Western investment?

Manuel Godsin|Published

Despite Angola's efforts to attract Western investment through initiatives like the US-Africa Business Summit, rampant corruption remains a significant barrier that ...

Labour Party declares war on Ramaphosa's National Dialogue

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

The Labour Party of South Africa launches a fierce legal challenge against President Cyril Ramaphosa’s National Dialogue, labelling it unconstitutional and elitist. ...

Youth empowerment: Key takeaways from Deputy President Mashatile’s G20 address

Michael Andisile Mayalo|Published

Discover how Deputy President Mashatile’s G20 address resonates with the aspirations of South African youth.

The impact of bitcoin 2025 on Africa's financial future

By Sebaga Matabane|Published

With the recent Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas marking a pivotal moment for cryptocurrency, how will Africa leverage this momentum to reshape its financial landscape? ...

Norton: Junior Springboks must find balance between kicking and counter-attack against Australia

Ashfak Mohamed|Published

The Junior Springboks will begin their World Under-20 Championship campaign today against Australia at the San Michele Stadium in Calvisano, Italy (3. 30pm SA time ...

COMMENT: Morné van den Berg the big winner, Lood de Jager back with a bang as Springboks bash Barbarians

Ashfak Mohamed|Published

In their first outing of the year, the Springboks delivered an impressive performance against the Barbarians, with standout displays from Morné van den Berg and ...

Ignoring sexual health costs South Africa $34bn, and counting

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

A damning report by UNAIDS reveals that South Africa's failure to adequately invest in sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people is costing the ...

SADC’s secret power shift: Who really controls southern Africa?

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

In a pivotal moment for Southern Africa, parliamentary committees are advocating for a transformative vision of the SADC Regional Parliament. Will this body gain ...

How monitoring and learning can enhance socio-economic impact

Taki Netshitenzhe|Published

Discover how organisations can enhance their impact and accountability by embedding a culture of monitoring, evaluation, and learning into their operations