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Vital to empower the girl childAfrica’s G20 plan to become a global player hangs on making sure that girls get what they need By Helen GrangeThe heavy price of silenceKeeping quiet, denial and lack of courage in leaders enable genocide and corruption By Armand BamAfrican Union High-Level Review of Governance, Peace and Security Policy FrameworksFor the remainder of the year, the African Union Commission will continue to guide the review process with a view to generating a High-Level Panel Report By Eyaaz MatwadiaPartner ContentFinancing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future.By Trevor Saunders, Sector Head of Yellow Metal - Merchant West Asset Finance Uganda’s Museveni: seven times a president, still wants another termBy Halima AthumaniAs he runs for president yet again, his NRM party aims to boost the economy and uplift citizens but critics say that the people have lost faith in him Lawrence of Arabia vs Wolf Warrior II: Africa-China relations in a comparative perspectiveBy Seifudein AdemDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Enabling greater access to employment opportunities through digital platforms and literacyBy Mills SokoDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Unlock the potential in the township economyBy Kagiso MahlanguWhen legislation moves beyond a compliance-oriented mindset toward a model of economic enablement, township enterprises can fully realise their potential Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The heavy price of silenceKeeping quiet, denial and lack of courage in leaders enable genocide and corruption By Armand BamAfrican Union High-Level Review of Governance, Peace and Security Policy FrameworksFor the remainder of the year, the African Union Commission will continue to guide the review process with a view to generating a High-Level Panel Report By Eyaaz MatwadiaPartner ContentFinancing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future.By Trevor Saunders, Sector Head of Yellow Metal - Merchant West Asset Finance Uganda’s Museveni: seven times a president, still wants another termBy Halima AthumaniAs he runs for president yet again, his NRM party aims to boost the economy and uplift citizens but critics say that the people have lost faith in him Lawrence of Arabia vs Wolf Warrior II: Africa-China relations in a comparative perspectiveBy Seifudein AdemDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Enabling greater access to employment opportunities through digital platforms and literacyBy Mills SokoDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Unlock the potential in the township economyBy Kagiso MahlanguWhen legislation moves beyond a compliance-oriented mindset toward a model of economic enablement, township enterprises can fully realise their potential Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
African Union High-Level Review of Governance, Peace and Security Policy FrameworksFor the remainder of the year, the African Union Commission will continue to guide the review process with a view to generating a High-Level Panel Report By Eyaaz MatwadiaPartner ContentFinancing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future.By Trevor Saunders, Sector Head of Yellow Metal - Merchant West Asset Finance
Partner ContentFinancing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future.By Trevor Saunders, Sector Head of Yellow Metal - Merchant West Asset Finance
Uganda’s Museveni: seven times a president, still wants another termBy Halima AthumaniAs he runs for president yet again, his NRM party aims to boost the economy and uplift citizens but critics say that the people have lost faith in him Lawrence of Arabia vs Wolf Warrior II: Africa-China relations in a comparative perspectiveBy Seifudein AdemDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Enabling greater access to employment opportunities through digital platforms and literacyBy Mills SokoDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Unlock the potential in the township economyBy Kagiso MahlanguWhen legislation moves beyond a compliance-oriented mindset toward a model of economic enablement, township enterprises can fully realise their potential Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Lawrence of Arabia vs Wolf Warrior II: Africa-China relations in a comparative perspectiveBy Seifudein AdemDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Enabling greater access to employment opportunities through digital platforms and literacyBy Mills SokoDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Unlock the potential in the township economyBy Kagiso MahlanguWhen legislation moves beyond a compliance-oriented mindset toward a model of economic enablement, township enterprises can fully realise their potential Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Enabling greater access to employment opportunities through digital platforms and literacyBy Mills SokoDigital platforms are vital to combat youth unemployment in South Africa, addressing systemic barriers and fostering economic growth Unlock the potential in the township economyBy Kagiso MahlanguWhen legislation moves beyond a compliance-oriented mindset toward a model of economic enablement, township enterprises can fully realise their potential Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Unlock the potential in the township economyBy Kagiso MahlanguWhen legislation moves beyond a compliance-oriented mindset toward a model of economic enablement, township enterprises can fully realise their potential Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Mzansi Unicorns: Innocentia Motau – Your Network is Your Net Worth – Podcast episode 4By Tshediso “Teddy” KhuzwayoMzansi Unicorns is a podcast spotlighting exceptional South Africans making a global impact across culture, business, sport, and social change. History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
History and reality: Why people are susceptible to Maga and Israeli propagandaBy Ncebakazi MakwetuMass education in historical thinking is needed to help people to detect and resist propaganda. Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Nobel Peace Prize’s credibility on the line – againBy Guy OliverShould the peace prize committee embrace integrity, it would have few options to either confer the 2025 award on Yemen’s Houthi or admit defeat and cancel it. Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Zionism, trauma and the psychology of supremacyBy Farooq MalikZionism blends Jewish trauma with settler-colonial power, creating a narcissistic identity that justifies supremacy and erases Palestinian existence. The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The UN at 80: Adapt or DieBy Adekeye AdebajoWith US President Donald Trump blithely brushing aside the United Nations’ many achievements, it is worth revisiting the organization’s successes and failures over the years. While it is obvious that the world’s premier multilateral body must reform, it is equally obvious that we would all be worse off without it. The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The perpetual nature of capture in South AfricaBy Dimakatso John Manthosi, Keletso Gaborone and Nonhlanhla NdimandeSouth Africa is not experiencing an episodic crisis, one that can be resolved through commissions and reports No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
No, the SADC chair is not a ‘European citizen’ – the law is clearBy Craig Moffat & EM HozaPresident Andry Rajoelina remains Malagasy, and he assumed the Southern African Development Community chair legitimately, as elected by his peers Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More Latest News Ramaphosa: Government will act on Special Investigating Unit reports Israel to release South African activists, Dirco says Fate of Zimbabwe’s Kariba REDD+ forest conservation project hangs in the balance Financing the machines that build nations: Why heavy equipment may hold the key to SA’s infrastructure future. Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migration Prof Linda du Plessis: Africa’s future depends on ethical leadership From local concept to global force: Sneaker Lab’s journey with founder and CEO Jo Farah Smoke, Flames, Explosions, and challenging experiments as rural primary and secondary learners represent their science clubs at the annual advancing knowledge NPC science club competition SA municipalities get high-resolution data to tackle climate hazards Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Israel in Africa – a friend with no benefitsBy Mariam Jooma Carikci & Lorelle BellHow loans, aid and technology deals enrich Israel while leaving African citizens with the debt Load More