AI muddies the copyright issueBy Sadulla KarjikerAlthough it needs an overhaul SA law offers strong protection
Why ‘AmaPanyaza’ was unlawfulAlthough it provided employment and increased visible policing, the crime prevention programme was disbanded due to legal and constitutional issues By Rupert Candy and Kiara DhanpallSouth Africa-Türkiye: A new chapter of pragmatic partnershipThe countries are forging a pragmatic partnership, focusing on channeling investments into labour-intensive sectors and achieving double-digit trade growth By Gadija BrownKenya requires a foreign policy grounded in realityThe president’s proclamations of global leadership are undermined by debt, corruption and a personalised approach to diplomacy By Gitobu ImanyaraPartner ContentCelebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestoneBy SKATT Killing of captive-bred lions is not huntingBy Dion George‘Canned hunting’ of animals who are habituated to humans, hand-fed, or drugged, in a confined, controlled environment, is unethical and must stop Xenophobia, ignorance and civic deficits: Rethinking African attitudes toward migrants in public spacesBy Samuel OkunadeThe hostility directed at migrants often stems from ignorance of civic rights and scapegoating by politicians wanting to deflect blame from their ineptitude The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hypeBy Joseph HammondAfrica and mineral traders need to focus on refinement opportunities Toward a United States of the Horn of AfricaBy Seifudein AdemThe Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity ‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
South Africa-Türkiye: A new chapter of pragmatic partnershipThe countries are forging a pragmatic partnership, focusing on channeling investments into labour-intensive sectors and achieving double-digit trade growth By Gadija BrownKenya requires a foreign policy grounded in realityThe president’s proclamations of global leadership are undermined by debt, corruption and a personalised approach to diplomacy By Gitobu ImanyaraPartner ContentCelebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestoneBy SKATT Killing of captive-bred lions is not huntingBy Dion George‘Canned hunting’ of animals who are habituated to humans, hand-fed, or drugged, in a confined, controlled environment, is unethical and must stop Xenophobia, ignorance and civic deficits: Rethinking African attitudes toward migrants in public spacesBy Samuel OkunadeThe hostility directed at migrants often stems from ignorance of civic rights and scapegoating by politicians wanting to deflect blame from their ineptitude The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hypeBy Joseph HammondAfrica and mineral traders need to focus on refinement opportunities Toward a United States of the Horn of AfricaBy Seifudein AdemThe Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity ‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
Kenya requires a foreign policy grounded in realityThe president’s proclamations of global leadership are undermined by debt, corruption and a personalised approach to diplomacy By Gitobu ImanyaraPartner ContentCelebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestoneBy SKATT
Partner ContentCelebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestoneBy SKATT
Killing of captive-bred lions is not huntingBy Dion George‘Canned hunting’ of animals who are habituated to humans, hand-fed, or drugged, in a confined, controlled environment, is unethical and must stop Xenophobia, ignorance and civic deficits: Rethinking African attitudes toward migrants in public spacesBy Samuel OkunadeThe hostility directed at migrants often stems from ignorance of civic rights and scapegoating by politicians wanting to deflect blame from their ineptitude The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hypeBy Joseph HammondAfrica and mineral traders need to focus on refinement opportunities Toward a United States of the Horn of AfricaBy Seifudein AdemThe Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity ‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
Xenophobia, ignorance and civic deficits: Rethinking African attitudes toward migrants in public spacesBy Samuel OkunadeThe hostility directed at migrants often stems from ignorance of civic rights and scapegoating by politicians wanting to deflect blame from their ineptitude The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hypeBy Joseph HammondAfrica and mineral traders need to focus on refinement opportunities Toward a United States of the Horn of AfricaBy Seifudein AdemThe Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity ‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hypeBy Joseph HammondAfrica and mineral traders need to focus on refinement opportunities Toward a United States of the Horn of AfricaBy Seifudein AdemThe Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity ‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
Toward a United States of the Horn of AfricaBy Seifudein AdemThe Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity ‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
‘Make peace through dialogue’By Hasina KathradaThe Thabo Mbeki Foundation board chairperson speaks to us Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relationsBy K Nilvana Darama YıldırımgeçBuilt on mutual respect, trust and shared objectives, Türkiye’s partnership with South Africa reflects a common vision for inclusive growth that offers real promise for both nations, as well as for the wider region Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
Mbeki’s renaissance: From idea to institutionBy Hasina KathradaThe Presidential Centre remains one of the few places where thinking itself is treated as a public duty Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
Peace is a rare commodityBy Sandile TshabalalaThousands of children are growing up with increased trauma and psychological wounds that put them at risk of being violent, angry and traumatised adults What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
What Raila’s death means for Kenya’s Gen ZsBy Hanifa AdanFor us, he’s a complex figure embodying both hope and compromise They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
They hated and betrayed Raila Odinga, but now they are mourning the loudestBy Gitobu ImanyaraRaila Amolo Odinga has rested, and Kenya stands at the edge of both history and hypocrisy. The air is thick with praise, the cameras are rolling, and the same hands that once threw stones now carry wreaths of flowers. The same tongues that spat venom now whisper sanctified tributes. And yet, beneath the soft speeches […] The role of commercial banks and development finance institutions in Southern Africa’s rail expansionBy Mornè VisagieRevitalising Africa’s rail network can reduce road congestion, cut transport costs and boost trade — while highlighting how banks and DFIs can collaborate to fund and implement sustainable projects Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More Latest News AI muddies the copyright issue Hawks deny interference in Molefe’s arrest Celebration of STEM education as science teaching and learning centres programme at Western Cape schools reaches it’s 125th milestone Hawks interfered in Molefe arrest, says political killings task team member How Bitget’s new AI agent is turning South African traders into market pros Microsoft launches AI partnership to empower TVET educators and students Heads roll at Zimbabwe’s power utility over Mnangagwa Sona blackout MK party’s move to usurp power in KwaZulu-Natal gains momentum Namibian president Nandi-Ndaitwah’s power move 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 }
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Stage-managed repentance: Malawi’s state broadcaster chief humiliated live on TVBy Collins MtikaDragged before the cameras, Malawi’s state broadcaster chief became an unwilling actor in a political drama about fear and freedom Load More