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Africa

Break US domination and build Africa’s nations with BRICS
Opinion
/ 30 March 2023

Break US domination and build Africa’s nations with BRICS

Africa is in a position to mobilise more countries to end decades-long US hegemony and leverage the continent’s position economically and politically

By Phillip Dexter and Roscoe Palm
Africa must up resilience to food insecurity caused by the Ukraine war
Opinion
/ 29 March 2023

Africa must up resilience to food insecurity caused by the Ukraine war

The continent needs to call on its international partners to provide assistance and share their expertise

By Craig Moffat
As US vice-president Harris arrives in Zambia, here is what lies ahead
Opinion
/ 28 March 2023

As US vice-president Harris arrives in Zambia, here is what lies ahead

How does Zambia see its relationship with the US amid shifting global dynamics?

By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Energy Indaba: Use gas to wean Africa off fossil fuels
The Green Guardian
/ 10 March 2023

Energy Indaba: Use gas to wean Africa off fossil fuels

Conference sees delegates setting the continent’s agenda for COP28

By Mandisa Nyathi
A year on, why are some African countries still not condemning Russia?
Opinion
/ 21 February 2023

A year on, why are some African countries still not condemning Russia?

Putin’s misguided invasion of Ukraine has led to turmoil in the world, and the poor suffer the most, but African leaders lack the courage to castigate Russia

By Ross Harvey
Innovation and collaboration key to Africa’s mining success
Special Reports
/ 20 February 2023

Innovation and collaboration key to Africa’s mining success

The private sector must get involved and work with the government to find solutions

By Special Reports
Objects of Desire: Local legends
Friday
/ 14 February 2023

Objects of Desire: Local legends

Local designers who design for the South African spirit

By Kimberley Schoeman
Sub-Saharan Africa world’s most corrupt region, but conflict and corruption are linked
Opinion
/ 3 February 2023

Sub-Saharan Africa world’s most corrupt region, but conflict and corruption are linked

We need to understand the international dimension of conflicts in Africa and examine Western rationales that drive it

By Prosper S Maguchu
Africa must reverse the mining resource curse
Opinion
/ 2 February 2023

Africa must reverse the mining resource curse

Its minerals could drive the just energy transition – if governments and investors get it right

By Busisipho Siyobi
Pope to meet DRC youth in landmark visit
Africa
/ 2 February 2023

Pope to meet DRC youth in landmark visit

It is the first time since 1985 that a pope has visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a vast and deeply troubled country

By Afp
SA’s cheetahs destined for India ‘may be compromised’
The Green Guardian
/ 30 January 2023

SA’s cheetahs destined for India ‘may be compromised’

Concerns remain that the translocation of African cheetahs to India is is ‘ecologically unsound’ and a ‘vanity project’

By Sheree Bega
An African extravaganza
Friday
/ 28 January 2023

An African extravaganza

Ghana’s Afrochella, one of the continent’s biggest music festivals, is getting a new name but it remains a joyous showcase of sound

By Lulama Njapa
Ousmane Sembène 100 years later
Friday
/ 26 January 2023

Ousmane Sembène 100 years later

Remembering the legacy and scrutiny of the ‘father of African film’

By Kimberley Schoeman
Chasing slavery’s ghosts: The Drax family sugar cane legacy
Africa
/ 21 January 2023

Chasing slavery’s ghosts: The Drax family sugar cane legacy

The Barbados government wants reparation payments from the successors of the plantation’s founderJames Drax, led by Richard Drax, a wealthy British MP

By Howard W French
Africa’s energy crisis leaves continent in the dark
Africa
/ 20 January 2023

Africa’s energy crisis leaves continent in the dark

Over-reliance on ageing and ailing colonial infrastructure leaves over 40% of the continent’s population without electricity

By Marko Phiri
Hope that Pope Francis’s visit to Sudan and DRC next month can help heal the wounds of war
Opinion
/ 20 January 2023

Hope that Pope Francis’s visit to Sudan and DRC next month can help heal the wounds of war

Many African Catholics hope that Pope Francis will announce some African appointments to the Vatican during his February visit

By Stan Chu Ilo
South Africa’s retail revival is cashing in
Friday
/ 20 January 2023

South Africa’s retail revival is cashing in

Newer retailers are setting the benchmark for South Africa’s retail landscape, with plenty of room for innovation in bricks and mortar

By Kimberley Schoeman
It’s time to take African researchers seriously
Opinion
/ 17 January 2023

It’s time to take African researchers seriously

The need for home-grown, evidence-informed education programmes has never been more pressing

By Abdelrahman Hassan and Shikha Goyal
Pakistan floods show we must shift the global financing system in the age of climate change
Opinion
/ 16 January 2023

Pakistan floods show we must shift the global financing system in the age of climate change

More nuanced and constructive ways of measuring the vulnerabilities of nation states to climate crises are required

By Patricia Scotland
Getting governance right in Africa in 2023
Opinion
/ 12 January 2023

Getting governance right in Africa in 2023

With 17 countries headed for the polls this year, good governance fundamentals need to be improved

By Ross Harvey
Foreign direct investment won’t create enough jobs to resolve SA’s unemployment crisis
Business
/ 12 January 2023

Foreign direct investment won’t create enough jobs to resolve SA’s unemployment crisis

Foreign direct investment will not create enough jobs to resolve the unemployment crisis

By Anathi Madubela
A new app ‘speaks’ 50 African languages
Africa
/ 11 January 2023

A new app ‘speaks’ 50 African languages

The OpenG, a vocal assistant that responds to commands in local languages, improves accessibility for Africans who don’t read or write

By Ange Kumassi
Political and economic volatility will continue in Africa in 2023
Africa
/ 7 January 2023

Political and economic volatility will continue in Africa in 2023

Although direct trade and financial links between Africa, Russia and Ukraine may be small, the main effect of the war will be civil strife in Africa driven by food and energy inflation

By Alex Vines
What African feminist movements are up against in 2023
Opinion
/ 4 January 2023

What African feminist movements are up against in 2023

Emboldened by the overturning of Roe v Wade, Western conservative movements are dialling up their Africa campaigns. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

By Joy Asasira
US-Africa summit in Washington: Finance will help Africa over the just energy transition hurdle
The Green Guardian
/ 22 December 2022

US-Africa summit in Washington: Finance will help Africa over the just energy transition hurdle

The US has committed to aiding the continent in adapting to cleaner, renewable energy sources

By Lesego Chepape
Brittle Paper’s Notable African Books of 2022
Friday
/ 18 December 2022

Brittle Paper’s Notable African Books of 2022

The online literary magazine, Brittle Paper, has released this year’s Notable African Books

By Ainehi Edoro-Glines
Why Zambia’s president is popular abroad but a disappointment at home
Opinion
/ 18 December 2022

Why Zambia’s president is popular abroad but a disappointment at home

A year into Hakainde Hichilema’s first term as president reveals he is more interested in colluding with the West and dividing the country along ethnic lines

By Sishuwa Sishuwa
Africa prepares for age of robots
Africa
/ 18 December 2022

Africa prepares for age of robots

The first humanoid robot has been launched as have multiple AI research labs on the continent

By bird story agency
The many versions of ‘The Lion King’
Friday
/ 9 December 2022

The many versions of ‘The Lion King’

The different renditions of the Lion King don’t dilute the story, but none are better than the original.

By Kimberley Schoeman
COP27’s loss and damage fund delivers climate justice despite conference shortcomings
Opinion
/ 1 December 2022

COP27’s loss and damage fund delivers climate justice despite conference shortcomings

While COP27 saw some major milestones achieved, there were also worrying breaches in commitments to tackle the real sources of climate change

By Nqobile Xaba
eSwatini’s country music cousins hit the screens in New York
Africa
/ 29 November 2022

eSwatini’s country music cousins hit the screens in New York

The award-winning country music pair are the subject of a new documentary by filmmaker Jesse Rudoy, which premiered at the New York film festival

By bird story agency
The Zambian student who died on the Russian front line
Africa
/ 26 November 2022

The Zambian student who died on the Russian front line

Lemekhani Nathan Nyirenda was serving a nine-year prison sentence in Russia. So how did he end up dying in combat in Ukraine?

By Mutale Pamela Kapekele
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