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Europe

The Ukraine-Russia standoff is a watershed moment for Nato
Opinion
/ 14 February 2022

The Ukraine-Russia standoff is a watershed moment for Nato

If diplomatic efforts cannot avert further conflict between Ukraine and Russia, a dramatic shift in international relations could occur

By Thomas Hughes
Europe’s bizarre rules for Covid vaccine passes
World
/ 24 December 2021

Europe’s bizarre rules for Covid vaccine passes

Here are some of the more puzzling rules as Europeans settle for another winter holiday season overshadowed by the pandemic threat

By Dario Thuburn
Anti-Semitism has increased during Covid pandemic: EU
World
/ 9 November 2021

Anti-Semitism has increased during Covid pandemic: EU

Anti-Semitism has grown during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly online, a new EU report said on Tuesday

By Agence France Presse
South Africa must approach its energy transition pragmatically
Opinion
/ 25 October 2021

South Africa must approach its energy transition pragmatically

A sensible climate policy must balance the imperative of decarbonisation, socioeconomic policy and security of supply considerations

By Mzukisi Qobo
Excavating the role of Africans in the creation of the modern world
Africa
/ 23 October 2021

Excavating the role of Africans in the creation of the modern world

Europe would have been a marginal player in world history without the continent’s natural resources and centuries of cheap African labour

By Anakwa Dwamena
The convenient myth of an Africa spared from Covid-19
Africa
/ 18 September 2021

The convenient myth of an Africa spared from Covid-19

There are few, if any, studies to support Pfizer chief executive’s assertion that the global south would be more vaccine-hesitant than the north

By Laura López González and The Continent
Africa in brief: August 21 – 28
Africa
/ 24 August 2021

Africa in brief: August 21 – 28

What’s been happening on the continent this week?

By The Continent
A nice Unesco world heritage win for ‘Nice the Beautiful’
World
/ 6 August 2021

A nice Unesco world heritage win for ‘Nice the Beautiful’

Nice joins France’s more than 40 world heritage sites, which include the banks of the river Seine in Paris, the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Amiens, the Mont Saint-Michel and stretches of the Loire Valley.

By Agence France Presse
Covid demand spices up Libstar profits
Business
/ 26 June 2021

Covid demand spices up Libstar profits

The 2020 lockdown meant tourism took a dive, but according to Libstar subsidiary Cape Herb & Spice, many people chose to ‘travel via their taste buds

By Tshegofatso Mathe
Land, slavery and cattle matter: To move forward, we need to look back
Opinion
/ 19 May 2021

Land, slavery and cattle matter: To move forward, we need to look back

In a three-part series on South Africa’s land question, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi takes a look at the colonial conquests that drove us here

By Tembeka Ngcukaitobi
Euro 2020 shrouded in uncertainty 100 days before kick-off
Sport
/ 2 March 2021

Euro 2020 shrouded in uncertainty 100 days before kick-off

The tournament is set to begin on 11 June, but Uefa are facing many logistical challenges due to travel restrictions

By Agence France Presse
Emery Mwazulu Diyabanza: Liberating Africa from land of liberté
Africa
/ 25 October 2020

Emery Mwazulu Diyabanza: Liberating Africa from land of liberté

The cultural and political activist is on a quest to bring looted treasures back home

By Samira Sawlani
Black Lives Matter – turning point at a historic moment
Opinion
/ 24 July 2020

Black Lives Matter – turning point at a historic moment

The protests that have taken place in the United States confront the racialised edifice that built the modern world

By Anthony Bogues
Time is not on our side in Libya
Africa
/ 22 July 2020

Time is not on our side in Libya

Simmering tensions could see the country partitioned between east and west

By Vijay Prashad and Independent Media Institute
End voluntourism and the white saviour industrial complex
Africa
/ 26 June 2020

End voluntourism and the white saviour industrial complex

We need to dismantle the unequal systems we have upheld in Africa. Divesting from missionary tours is a good place to start

By Rosebell Kagumire
Raila Odinga: The US and Europe cannot abandon their leadership roles
Africa
/ 18 May 2020

Raila Odinga: The US and Europe cannot abandon their leadership roles

Today, the whole world stands where Europe was in 1945. Europe recovered then thanks to massive international assistance. That same attitude of cooperation and solidarity is needed now more than ever

By Raila Odinga
Freedom of movement and Africa’s eternal lockdown
Article
/ 1 May 2020

Freedom of movement and Africa’s eternal lockdown

Europeans currently experiencing a temporary lockdown should reflect on the fact that many Africans live permanently in a form of continental lockdown

By Iriann Freemantle
Lockdown or no lockdown: we face hard choices for complex times
Article
/ 13 April 2020

Lockdown or no lockdown: we face hard choices for complex times

There are no available options for containing the spread of Covid-19 that do not have serious economic costs. We need to listen to expertise, not ill-considered opinion

By Lucy Allais and Francois Venter
The shape of things to come
Article
/ 8 April 2020

The shape of things to come

Make no mistake, we are moving into a new world, hopefully better prepared, thanks to the visit from a virus

By Thokozani Majozi and Fikile Ndlovu
South African traveller admitted to intensive care in Germany after positive Covid-19 test
Article
/ 31 March 2020

South African traveller admitted to intensive care in Germany after positive Covid-19 test

About 1 500 South Africans are stuck abroad, waiting to see if the government can help them to return home

By Sabelo Skiti
Covid-19 shows what Zimbabwean nationalism means
Africa
/ 31 March 2020

Covid-19 shows what Zimbabwean nationalism means

The country’s elites can no longer jet away to overseas health facilities and must now face the hospital system that could not help Zororo Makamba, a 30-year-old who died of the virus

By Percy Zvomuya
Eusebius McKaiser: Certain views about Covid-19’s global trajectory are anti-poor and anti-human
Analysis
/ 17 March 2020

Eusebius McKaiser: Certain views about Covid-19’s global trajectory are anti-poor and anti-human

This is no time to snigger at the high rates of coronavirus in the Global North. We could be just as hard hit — and it is poor people who will suffer the most

By Eusebius McKaiser
Museum in a Box tells our stories
Africa
/ 12 March 2020

Museum in a Box tells our stories

As efforts to repatriate Africa’s artefacts continue, a Zulu collective has hit upon a digital solution

By Laura Kate Gibson
Paddy Harper: On life in the time of coronavirus
Article
/ 12 March 2020

Paddy Harper: On life in the time of coronavirus

Between load-shedding and the Covid-19 pandemic, things are bleak. At least I’ve stocked up on cannabis

By Paddy Harper
Rare Gabon burial cave reveals clues to African history
Africa
/ 9 March 2020

Rare Gabon burial cave reveals clues to African history

There are 30 skeletons in the Iroungou cave, and carbon dating has shown they are from the 14th century. It is only the second cave burial site to be unearthed on the continent

By Camille Malplat
LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus
Article
/ 9 March 2020

LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus

The latest on the spread of covid-19, how it is affecting the world, and what efforts are being made to prevent the spread of the virus

By Eyaaz Matwadia, Khadija Patel and Kiri Rupiah
African countries aren’t borrowing too much: they’re paying too much for debt
Analysis
/ 24 February 2020

African countries aren’t borrowing too much: they’re paying too much for debt

African governments are issuing and listing their Eurobonds on established international debt markets – usually London and Irish Stock Exchanges

By Misheck Mutize
Mending broken Nigerian talent
Article
/ 14 February 2020

Mending broken Nigerian talent

Young footballers in Nigeria often struggle to get the specialised healthcare they need

By Tolu Olasoji, The Continent
Don’t disrupt Niger’s balancing act
Africa
/ 24 January 2020

Don’t disrupt Niger’s balancing act

Europe must tread carefully or risk
fuelling militancy and migration

By International Crisis Group
Decolonisation can’t just be a metaphor
Article
/ 14 November 2019

Decolonisation can’t just be a metaphor

Decolonising museums requires more than knowledge exchange and lending back stolen artefacts

By Greer Valley
Seeds of Europe’s ‘migrant crisis’ are in Europe
Article
/ 6 November 2019

Seeds of Europe’s ‘migrant crisis’ are in Europe

The continent’s greedy lending to Africa is driving the migration wave that fuels the European Union’s xenophobic politics

By Vijay Prashad
Financing the green transition
Article
/ 15 October 2019

Financing the green transition

The financial sector will need to play a leading role in scaling up green initiatives, de-risking projects for investors, and optimising funding costs

By Bertrand Badre and Antoine Sire
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