Is João Lourenço plotting a third presidential term in Angola?

George Robert|Published

Could João Lourenço's ambitions for a third term disrupt Angola's constitutional order? Insights from lawyer Agostinho Canando reveal a tense political landscape ...

Anicet-Georges Dologuélé's controversial past emerges ahead of the Central African Republic elections

Eric Hamm|Published

With the Central African Republic's presidential election looming, Anicet-Georges Dologuélé, a former prime minister, faces scrutiny over his controversial past ...

Was 2025 Parliament a reinvigoration or just more smoke and mirrors?

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Discover whether the 2025 South African Parliament truly experienced a reinvigoration or if it was merely a façade. This analysis reveals the complexities behind ...

Exploring the complexities of South Africa's 2025 commissions of inquiry

Sizwe Dlamini|Published

South Africa's political landscape is shaped by its commissions of inquiry. In 2025, three significant inquiries reveal the complexities of justice, accountability, ...

Honouring Lusanda Dumke: A legacy of empowerment in South African rugby

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

How Lusanda Dumke, a Springbok legend, embodied Nelson Mandela's vision of sport as a force for change, championing women's visibility in rugby and inspiring future ...

South Africa’s MAGA Manga Business: When chickens come home to roost

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Shaun Jacobs' recent article critiques the ANC's role in driving iconic companies from South Africa, reflecting a broader agenda influenced by MAGA ideologies. This ...

The importance of accountability in leadership and society

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

This past year has revealed a troubling pattern of silence and inaction. As we grapple with the consequences, we must ask ourselves: what is the true cost of our ...

US arming Taiwan is to poke nose into China’s sovereignty

Abbey Makoe|Published

Is the US's record arms sale to Taiwan a reckless provocation that could ignite a dangerous confrontation with China?

Boomerang Effect: Western sanctions on Russia’s fleet at sea and the wider economic impact

Trevor Duiker|Published

Explore how Western sanctions against Russia's fleet are not only designed to limit military operations but are also causing unforeseen disruptions in global trade ...

Trump’s peace roses waft a strong whiff of war

Bheki Gila|Published

An analysis of President Trump's claims about negotiating peace in various conflicts reveals a complex narrative that challenges the notion of his success as a peace ...

Legal implications of the EU's frozen Russian assets strategy

Abbey Makoe|Published

Europe grapples with the legality of using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's reconstruction, amidst a backdrop of geopolitical tensions and Trump's peace efforts. ...

If GBV was a disaster, Western Cape has made it a catastrophe

Tswelopele Makoe|Published

Despite the declaration of gender-based violence and femicide as a national disaster in South Africa, the Western Cape faces a shocking reality: there are no rape ...

Why Trump’s ultimatum to India over Russian oil could reshape global alliances

Phapano Phasha|Published

Former US Defence official Michael Rubin critiques the hypocrisy of US policy towards India, especially regarding its energy ties with Russia. As tensions rise, ...

Redefining 'Immediately': A call for action in South Africa

Nyaniso Qwesha|Published

As we reflect on a year of political promises, particularly from Minister Senzo Mchunu, it's time to confront the uncomfortable truth: 'immediately' has become a ...

The Uncounted Nation: ‘Invisible citizens’ and South Africa’s statistical blindspot

Siyabonga Hadebe|Published

Is South Africa's population truly 63 million, or could it be as high as 95 million? This article delves into the concept of 'invisible citizens' and the statistical ...

Haiti and South Africa: A historic partnership on the horizon

Jean Pillard|Published

Haiti and South Africa, two nations shaped by liberation, are poised to redefine their relationship. As Haiti seeks to strengthen its ties with the African continent, ...

Why serving alcohol to under-18s, even in private settings, is illegal in South Africa

Danie Cronje|Published

Think letting your teenager sip alcohol at home is harmless? Think again. This article exposes the harsh legal realities of underage drinking in South Africa, revealing ...

Navigate the Festive Season on a Budget: Smart tips to avoid January financial stress

Shiree Coetzer|Published

Counting down to the festive season? Discover how to manage your budget effectively to enjoy the holidays without the financial hangover in January.

India-Africa trade exceeds $80bn in 2024/25 and a cumulative FDI of $75bn

Phapano Phasha|Published

India's engagement with Africa has evolved significantly over the past two decades, establishing the continent as a key player in India's foreign policy. This partnership, ...