The Philosophical Society of Southern Africa appears to be falling apart over Africanising a Eurocentric viewpoint.
The continent can build on local-level networks and financial strategies such as stokvels to bring about socioeconomic transformation
They can influence inflation, but only with the help of the fiscus
As Trump takes the US’s gaze inward, Africa could be rocked by loss of market access and healthcare funding
On the surface Africa is democratic but underneath it is a ‘man-eat-man’ society, writes Jason Musyoka.
Almost two-thirds of African citizens live in a country in which safety and rule of law have deteriorated in the last 10 years.
Geopolitics disrupted the relationship between Africa and Israel, but the "Start-up Nation" has much to offer the continent and vice versa
"Diaspora bonds" and remittances could be two ways to advance the continent’s economy
The Global Slavery Index report, released on Tuesday, monitors the extent of human trafficking and slavery around the world.
The world must work together to stop Africa’s biggest security challenge: corruption – arguably one of Africa’s biggest killers.
From umGushe, Bayishoza to SmaDlamini, writer Milisuthando Bongela asks "how did these games travel across the country"?
The bank has plans to deconsolidate Barclays Africa Group, which Absa is a part of, and intends to sell down its 62% stake in the business.
There are concerns that many nations on the continent have overborrowed and won’t be able to pay their debts.
A tale of three Asian countries and their quest to gain a stake in the natural riches of the continent.
Google Africa recently paid for 35 journalists from various African countries, including South Africa, to explore Kenya using several apps.
African countries stand a good chance at COP21 of getting their ideas across, while there will also be a better opportunity to access climate finance.
The church will see most of its future growth in the Global South, with Islam set to follow suit.
Multinational firms have been losing out to local companies, which use insider knowledge of Africa to generate profits.
The Africa-China summit will provide an opportunity to get a feel for how the Chinese President is responding to democratic developments in Africa.
This is reflected in the poor performance of many countries’ stock markets, which are down by 17% on average.
Ruling elites that behave like private corporations don’t help the continent.
The industry’s almost total disregard for the facts jars with fans on the continent.
African nuclear expertise is limited, so countries are looking abroad to achieve their nuclear ambitions.
Chinese and African health ministers have adopted a declaration to increase access to facilities, medication, health workers and training in Africa.
Africa relies on policies that have failed – even in the countries it borrowed them from.
Choosing the right priorities must start with an accurate assessment of where the greatest problems are.
A true rebirth will come about if we go back to the land and find African solutions for our problems.
Africa’s farming potential is huge and the continent has a hungry and ballooning population to feed.
Issues such as corruption, uncertain regulation and political and social unrest have been weighing on an industry already under pressure.
The continent can build on the experience gleaned from a recently signed tripartite agreement.
A groundbreaking local scientific study has found that homosexuality is completely normal.
Business success stories abound in Africa, taking the place of political theatre and posturing.