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Governments around the world condemn Myanmar’s military coup
World
/ 1 February 2021

Governments around the world condemn Myanmar’s military coup

The United States led governments around the world in calling for the restoration of Myanmar’s democracy on Monday after the military staged a coup, arresting civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other politicians

By Agence France Presse
Africa and the US under the Biden administration: A response to Moeletsi Mbeki
Africa
/ 27 January 2021

Africa and the US under the Biden administration: A response to Moeletsi Mbeki

A democratic administration is likely to revert to the US’s default position on global affairs, which doesn’t leave much for Africa to celebrate

By David Monyae
Beyond the digital cold war: Technology and the future of US-African engagement under Biden
Africa
/ 26 January 2021

Beyond the digital cold war: Technology and the future of US-African engagement under Biden

Several African governments have published plans to establish smart cities, including Cairo, Johannesburg, Kigali and Nairobi. They require the most advanced technologies available

By Bhaso Ndzendze
Egypt, Seychelles get first jabs
Africa
/ 24 January 2021

Egypt, Seychelles get first jabs

The two countries have rolled out China’s Sinopharm vaccine, but data issues are likely to keep some countries from doing the same

By Laura López González
WHO experts to arrive in Wuhan for delayed virus probe
Coronavirus
/ 12 January 2021

WHO experts to arrive in Wuhan for delayed virus probe

The 10 scientists will investigate the origins of the new virus in a politically fraught mission that comes more than a year after the pandemic began, with accusations Beijing has tried to thwart the project.

By Agence France Presse
Editorial: 2021 — No choice but be strong
Editorial
/ 9 January 2021

Editorial: 2021 — No choice but be strong

Pharmaceutical companies are yet to register their vaccines with the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority, boding ill for its delivery to the public

By Editorial
Virtual reality a relief this year
Opinion
/ 7 January 2021

Virtual reality a relief this year

Viewing January 8 off the screen instead of from the middle of a stadium should be the way of the future

By Paddy Harper
NYSE scraps plan to delist China telecom firms
Business
/ 5 January 2021

NYSE scraps plan to delist China telecom firms

No detailed reason was given for the sudden reversal, which the exchange said came after “further consultation with relevant regulatory authorities”.

By Agence France Presse
WHO experts to wade into tricky territory in hunt for virus’ origins
Health
/ 4 January 2021

WHO experts to wade into tricky territory in hunt for virus’ origins

A year after the outbreak started, WHO experts are due in China for a highly politicised visit to explore the origins of the coronavirus, in a trip trailed by accusations of cover-ups, conspiracy and fears of a whitewash. Under the global glare, Beijing delayed access for independent experts into China to probe the origins of […]

By Jing Xuan Teng
Debt forgiveness will top the African agenda in 2021
Africa
/ 19 December 2020

Debt forgiveness will top the African agenda in 2021

After being praised for their handling of the pandemic, African countries must now confront the economic fallout – even as they grapple with existing political and security challenges

By Alex Vines
Racism endures, especially in Covid times
Opinion
/ 14 December 2020

Racism endures, especially in Covid times

The Chinese community has been part of South Africa for 300 years, yet their contributions remain overlooked and they continue to experience discrimination

By Francis Lai Hong
China’s resource-for-infrastructure deals
Opinion
/ 4 December 2020

China’s resource-for-infrastructure deals

Are RFIs a viable model for aiding Africa’s economic development?

By Adrian Joseph
Covid-19 stems ‘white’ gold rush
Business
/ 30 November 2020

Covid-19 stems ‘white’ gold rush

The pandemic hit abalone farmers fast and hard. Prices have dropped and backers appear to be losing their appetite for investing in the delicacy

By Sarah Smit
China’s resource-for-infrastructure deals
Business
/ 25 November 2020

China’s resource-for-infrastructure deals

Are RFIs a viable model for aiding Africa’s economic development?

By Adrian Joseph
China blamed for Zambia’s debt, but the West’s banks and agencies enabled it
Africa
/ 18 November 2020

China blamed for Zambia’s debt, but the West’s banks and agencies enabled it

The narratives about the African country’s debt crisis are being used as fodder in geopolitical battles

By Grieve Chelwa
Muddying the waters in the Musina Makhado economic zone
Opinion
/ 22 October 2020

Muddying the waters in the Musina Makhado economic zone

The public participation process on the environmental impact assessment for the area’s special economic zone has been shambolic

By Meshack Mbangula, Hazel Shirinda and Lisa Thompson
How US foreign policy under Donald Trump has affected Africa
Africa
/ 19 October 2020

How US foreign policy under Donald Trump has affected Africa

Lesotho has been used as a microcosm in this article to reflect how the foreign policy has affected Africa

By Nomsa Maseko and BBC
We should not ignore Guinea’s constitutional coup
Africa
/ 14 October 2020

We should not ignore Guinea’s constitutional coup

Citizens have for a year protested against the president seeking a third term in office despite a two-term limit. Many have been killed — and 90 more people died in this week’s crackdown

By Miriam Frost
‘Pro-family’ campaigners ignore pregnant women dying during Covid lockdowns
Africa
/ 10 September 2020

‘Pro-family’ campaigners ignore pregnant women dying during Covid lockdowns

Conservative groups are fighting efforts to expand African women’s access to healthcare. Do they care about women all the time, or only when they’re procreating?

By Arya Karijo and Lydia Namubiru, The Continent
Australian journalists flee China fearing arrest
World
/ 8 September 2020

Australian journalists flee China fearing arrest

Their dramatic overnight exit came following days of secret wrangling that had seen both men holed up in Australia’s diplomatic missions to escape the clutches of China’s feared security police

By Andrew Beatty
Where do Africans study abroad?
Education
/ 5 September 2020

Where do Africans study abroad?

China is becoming the preferred destination for countries such as Ghana and Nigeria

By M&G Data Desk
Calls to cap Eskom tariff increases
Business
/ 30 August 2020

Calls to cap Eskom tariff increases

The national energy regulator has been accused of not following its mandate to protect consumers by allowing above inflation electricity price hikes

By Tshegofatso Mathe
PPE scandal takes the bread out of SMEs’ mouths
Business
/ 27 August 2020

PPE scandal takes the bread out of SMEs’ mouths

The Special Investigating Unit is probing contracts worth more than R5-billion, over corruption allegations regarding the procurement of goods and services needed for the government’s Covid-19 response

By Tshegofatso Mathe
The foreign aid game is changing: these are the opportunities for Africa
Africa
/ 23 August 2020

The foreign aid game is changing: these are the opportunities for Africa

A more explicit emphasis on the national interest may encourage donor countries to play ‘the long game’ in Africa

By Dan Banik and Nikolai Hegertun
A new Cold War is coming. Africa should not pick sides
Africa
/ 21 August 2020

A new Cold War is coming. Africa should not pick sides

COMMENT: As the US and China battle for global domination, Africa must stand firm, charting its own course

By Gyude Moore
Days of Cannibalism Review: Not a Hannibal Lecter story
Friday
/ 21 August 2020

Days of Cannibalism Review: Not a Hannibal Lecter story

Days of Cannibalism tells a compelling story about Chinese traders moving into Lesotho in search of economic success and the effects this has on the Basotho people

By Tsakane Shikwambana
‘Killing the chicken to scare the monkey’: what Jimmy Lai’s arrest means for Hong Kong’s independent media
World
/ 12 August 2020

‘Killing the chicken to scare the monkey’: what Jimmy Lai’s arrest means for Hong Kong’s independent media

Although self-censorship has long been a concern, Hong Kong has traditionally enjoyed a vibrant free press

By Brendan Clift
Trump gives TikTok 6 weeks to sell itself to US company
World
/ 4 August 2020

Trump gives TikTok 6 weeks to sell itself to US company

China’s foreign ministry pushed back, calling Washington hypocritical for demanding TikTok be sold

By Paul Handley
Cartoon: Carlos on Xi Jinping’s cures
Cartoons
/ 30 July 2020

Cartoon: Carlos on Xi Jinping’s cures

In his medicine cabinet, there’s always a remedy for all that ails the Chinese president

By Carlos
1962, China: The day Mao met Mlangeni
Politics
/ 25 July 2020

1962, China: The day Mao met Mlangeni

In this edited extract from The Backroom Boy, an autobiography of the late Andrew Mokete Mlangeni by Mandla Mathebula, the ANC struggle stalwart meets Mao Tse-Tung while in military training in China

By Mandla Mathebula
India and China border conflict intensifies
World
/ 10 July 2020

India and China border conflict intensifies

A frontier dispute between the two Asian giants turned deadly for the first time in 45 years. Observers argue the skirmish was exacerbated by Delhi’s annexation of Kashmir and Ladakh

By Haris Zargar
Cartoon: Carlos on the India-China border clashes
Cartoons
/ 19 June 2020

Cartoon: Carlos on the India-China border clashes

This past week saw conflict between the two countries resurface

By Carlos
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