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New Federal Maritime Commission inquiry could rock Pillars of Hercules in US-Spain relations
Thought Leader
/ 21 March 2025

New Federal Maritime Commission inquiry could rock Pillars of Hercules in US-Spain relations

the US Federal Maritime Commission launched an examination to identify any regulations, policies, or practices by other parties that create unfavorable shipping conditions in several choke points around the world.

By Michael Walsh
MPs from around the world urge Trump to revoke order on SA
Politics
/ 20 March 2025

MPs from around the world urge Trump to revoke order on SA

The group said the US president’s decision to suspend aid to South Africa was a regressive assault on the country’s sovereignty

By Emsie Ferreira
Europe brewed its so-called ‘migrant crisis’
Africa
/ 13 February 2024

Europe brewed its so-called ‘migrant crisis’

Decades before today’s migrants boarded small boats to Europe to ‘take their jobs’, European fishing ships were trawling West African waters, taking food and jobs from the locals. And they still are

By Jaume Portell, Èlia Borràs and The Continent
Qatar World Cup brings out support for Palestine
Sport
/ 10 December 2022

Qatar World Cup brings out support for Palestine

Russia has been punished by Fifa and Uefa for its invasion of Ukraine but the same doesn’t apply to Israel for its occupation of Palestine

By Ozayr Patel
Wake-up call for SA vehicle sector
Business
/ 28 November 2022

Wake-up call for SA vehicle sector

Exports could suffer as the country fails to get into gear on producing electric vehicles

By Anathi Madubela
World Cup wrap: Added time, shock results and what to look forward to
Sport
/ 25 November 2022

World Cup wrap: Added time, shock results and what to look forward to

The first round of games are done. Who stood out, who flopped and what to watch out for

By Ozayr Patel
Africa’s forgotten colony in the Sahara
Opinion
/ 16 November 2022

Africa’s forgotten colony in the Sahara

Rich in resources but largely unrecognised, those in the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic eke out a livelihood under harsh conditions.

By Paweł Wargan
2022 World Cup: What’s the deal in group E?
Sport
/ 16 November 2022

2022 World Cup: What’s the deal in group E?

Costa Rica will want to channel their 2014 spirit to send Spain or Germany home early

By Eyaaz Matwadia
Fifth case of monkeypox confirmed in South Africa
Health
/ 19 August 2022

Fifth case of monkeypox confirmed in South Africa

The rising number of cases has become a cause for concern, says health minister

By Bongeka Gumede
Energy transition from coal will cost jobs, Mantashe says
Business
/ 12 May 2022

Energy transition from coal will cost jobs, Mantashe says

The ‘coal fundamentalist’ energy minister says more research on cleaner coal is needed

By Anathi Madubela
Spain shafts Western Sahara to win Morocco’s favour
Africa
/ 5 April 2022

Spain shafts Western Sahara to win Morocco’s favour

Relations between the two allies soured but their recent reconciliation has serious implications for Morocco’s neighbours, especially the Sahrawis

By David Soler
How a Spanish right-wing group incited a moral storm in Kenya
Africa
/ 2 March 2022

How a Spanish right-wing group incited a moral storm in Kenya

What looked like a grassroots movement against reproductive rights, was probably orchestrated by Spanish conservative right-wing group CitizenGO

By Amy Fallon & Andrew Arinaitwe, The Continent
The architect trying to finish the Sagrada Familia after 138 years
World
/ 8 December 2021

The architect trying to finish the Sagrada Familia after 138 years

Jordi Fauli is the seventh chief architect of Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Familia since Antoni Gaudi began work on the basilica in 1883

By Rosa Sulleiro
Screen Grab: Watching the Euros is shockingly good
Friday
/ 6 July 2021

Screen Grab: Watching the Euros is shockingly good

If you can look past the bad SuperSport suits and live-action heart attacks, the Euros offer a seductive glimpse of a post-pandemic world

By Carlos Amato
Kgatlana eclipses Benni McCarthy’s Spanish record
Sport
/ 27 May 2021

Kgatlana eclipses Benni McCarthy’s Spanish record

Thembi Kgatlana works her magic on the pitch with SD Eibar, the little known side in Spain

By Celine Abrahams
‘Indignant ones’: The Spaniards who launched ‘occupy’
World
/ 13 May 2021

‘Indignant ones’: The Spaniards who launched ‘occupy’

Fuelled by social media, the protests were horizontal in structure, decentralised with no identifiable leader, and took shape without the involvement of unions or political parties.

By Marie Giffard
Global online learning survey finds high workloads led to suicidal ideation
Coronavirus
/ 10 February 2021

Global online learning survey finds high workloads led to suicidal ideation

Respondents to the survey on digital teaching reported a decline in mental health because of unforgiving workloads and expectations placed on them by managers.

By Bongekile Macupe
$500m for Covid test, treat, vaccine
Health
/ 15 November 2020

$500m for Covid test, treat, vaccine

France, Spain, the European Commission and Britain as well as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have pledged money for equity in the treatment of Covid-19

By Agence France Presse
Spain detains software creator McAfee wanted in US
World
/ 6 October 2020

Spain detains software creator McAfee wanted in US

The announcement of his arrest comes a day after US prosecutors released an indictment against McAfee for allegedly failing to report income

By Agence France Presse
‘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
Excess deaths increase but we are ‘still in the dark’
Coronavirus
/ 23 July 2020

Excess deaths increase but we are ‘still in the dark’

The data shows 17 000 more people have died than usual since May, but only 6 000 deaths have officially been attributed to Covid-19

By M&G Data Desk
Revolutionaries turn to healthcare
Africa
/ 11 June 2020

Revolutionaries turn to healthcare

After ousting a dictator, members of Sudan’s resistance committees are now helping to fight the Covid-19 pandemic

By Mark Weston
World Cup review, Part V: Spain and the lasting legacy of 2010
Sport
/ 8 June 2020

World Cup review, Part V: Spain and the lasting legacy of 2010

South Africa had a front row seat as the greatest team of its generation went into full bloom

By Luke Feltham
‘No-vax’ Djokovic against compulsory coronavirus vaccination
Article
/ 20 April 2020

‘No-vax’ Djokovic against compulsory coronavirus vaccination

The Serbian tennis ace, who is in lockdown in Spain, spoke out against being forced to receive a vaccination in order to travel to tournaments

By Agency
Spain did it, so why can’t South Africa nationalise healthcare to save lives?
Article
/ 12 April 2020

Spain did it, so why can’t South Africa nationalise healthcare to save lives?

South Africa is working towards establishing a publicly-funded universal health service and now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, is the time to implement it

By Nimi Hoffmann
National Disaster declaration follows confirmation of internal transmission of covid-19
Article
/ 15 March 2020

National Disaster declaration follows confirmation of internal transmission of covid-19

Schools closed, visas revoked, non-essential travel stopped as South African president announces the number of Covid-19 cases has jumped to 61

By Paddy Harper
Simeone has lost his soldiers but not his bite
Article
/ 17 February 2020

Simeone has lost his soldiers but not his bite

Liverpool will come up against a decidedly familiar iron will when they face Atleti

By Luke Feltham
Is your cash fuelling the climate crisis?
Article
/ 25 November 2019

Is your cash fuelling the climate crisis?

The record of South Africa’s banks and its top 10 carbon emitters in disclosing steps to mitigate climate-related risks is poor

By Kevin Davie
EDITORIAL: The year of the global protest
Article
/ 25 October 2019

EDITORIAL: The year of the global protest

The sheer volume of protests across the world suggests that there may be common themes that run through them.

By Editorial
Caution: Hazardous transfer window in operation
Article
/ 13 June 2019

Caution: Hazardous transfer window in operation

Eden Hazard’s transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid has been the highlight of the summer transfer window until now

By Luke Feltham
Germany plans to ban gay, lesbian ‘conversion therapy’
Article
/ 11 June 2019

Germany plans to ban gay, lesbian ‘conversion therapy’

The German health minister plans to pass a law which prohibits gay and lesbian people from converting to heterosexual people

By Agency
What should we expect from Banyana at the first World Cup?
Article
/ 7 June 2019

What should we expect from Banyana at the first World Cup?

Should we temper our expectations as Banyana Banyana enter their first World Cup?

By Luke Feltham
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