Outa says it is back to the drawing board for the government.
You can’t tackle issues like poverty until you understand their root causes. Pastors who focus on self-enrichment through misleading their congregations misdiagnose these causes. That’s dangerous.
By embracing a single African air transport market, the continent could grow the aviation industry, create more jobs and allow people to travel regionally.
For the next three months we all must critically engage with the education sector to halt the flood of a generation slipping through.
Ronnie Spector, the leader of the girl group the Ronettes and the voice behind immortal classics like “Be My Baby” and “Walking in the Rain,” died after a battle with cancer.
Zambian official Janny Sikazwe signalled the end of the match with the clock showing 89 minutes and 42 seconds, leaving Tunisia furious as they chased the game against their 10-man opponents.
“Lo Tishtok” — Hebrew for “You will not be silent” — is a phrase gaining momentum among haredim, who are being forced to reckon with claims of serious crimes, including sexual abuse of children, against several of their cultural icons.
The congressional committee is examining if former president Donald Trump and his advisers encouraged or even plotted the violence.
The unvaccinated world number one, top seed and defending champion is looking to clinch a 10th title at Melbourne Park.
WWF says the Global Risks Report is a wake-up call for world leaders and business to make the necessary changes to reduce the crisis
Germany’s Climate and Energy minister Robert Habeck on Tuesday pledged to drastically ramp up renewable energy projects in the coming years
Russia has lifted nearly all the restrictions designed to limit new cases, despite an increasing caseload and growing Omicron infections
We live in the Earth, not on the Earth, but continuing with an extractive mindset will be the end of us all
Most South Africans believe the report into state capture must be followed up to ensure that those responsible for rampant corruption are held accountable
The embattled leader has been silent since an email was leaked late Monday that appeared to show a senior official inviting more than 100 colleagues to an outdoor event in May 2020 and encouraging them to ‘bring your own booze’
The world number one said his team had offered fresh information to the Australian government, which is pondering whether to cancel his visa, again, and throw him out of the country
Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya among 27 countries yet to sign the treaty for the establishment of the African Medicines Agency.
The US’s claims of ‘rules-based order’ is the camouflage behind which American exceptionalism flourishes.
For four nights, Melbourne’s infamous ‘alternative place of detention’ for migrants became his abode: no tennis courts, no swimming pool and no leaving
The Egypt international has fewer than 18 months remaining on his current deal and has reiterated whether he stays or goes remains in the hands of Liverpool.
The 30-year-old Manchester City winger skippered his country to victory against Senegal in the 2019 final in Egypt, and Djamel Belmadi’s team are unbeaten in competitive action since then
The British PM had hoped to start the new year with a reset of his embattled government, leaving behind the so-called “partygate” scandals that ratcheted up the pressure on his position, after a series of other claims of corruption.
European clubs and media that wanted the tournament postponed amid a rise in Covid cases were serving their own selfish interests and repeating the old narrative of ‘darkest Africa’.
The quarter has for the last 90 years shown the nation’s first president, George Washington, on one side and an eagle on the other.
Doubts have emerged over the accuracy of Djokovic’s travel declaration, reportedly filled out before he flew in from Spain.
In an emergency online court hearing, the judge ordered that the decision to cancel Djokovic’s visa ‘be quashed’
The year ahead must focus on a fiscal reform interventions, capacity-building and more intentional projects towards poverty eradication
From pharmaceutical waste and radioactive pollutants in Lake Victoria in East Africa, to acid mine drainage in South Africa, water pollution is widespread in sub-Saharan Africa
Conflict hotspots, most in the Sahel region, will continue to dominate the news this year, while a number of countries will hold key elections.
Bats are potential carriers of zoonotic viruses and the destruction of their environment spells danger for humans.
Evidence suggests that green lending to reduce developing countries’ CO2 emissions displays all the pathologies associated with financial manias.
Lockdown restrictions will continue to disrupt global value chains and support rising inflation that will require aggressive rate hikes