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EFF accuses UK of ‘orchestrated’ visa delay to block Malema’s visit
Politics
/ 7 May 2025

EFF accuses UK of ‘orchestrated’ visa delay to block Malema’s visit

The Economic Freedom Fighters leader was to have addressed a conference at Cambridge University on 10 May

By Mandisa Nyathi
Fires ablaze in a stolen land: Israel’s trees planted over Palestinian villages are in flames
Opinion
/ 7 May 2025

Fires ablaze in a stolen land: Israel’s trees planted over Palestinian villages are in flames

The genocidal state asks the West for help to fight the fires while its military burns children and adults alive in Gaza.

By Ronnie Kasrils
Genocide is a human rights and climate justice issue
Opinion
/ 25 April 2025

Genocide is a human rights and climate justice issue

The first two months of the Israel-Gaza war exceeded the individual annual carbon footprints of more than 20 of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations.

By Charlotte Scott
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
Global Africa’s quest for reparations for crimes against humanity
Thought Leader
/ 11 February 2025

Global Africa’s quest for reparations for crimes against humanity

This excerpt is from the recently published book, The Black Atlantic’s Triple Burden: Slavery, Colonialism and Reparations (Johannesburg: Jacana, 2024)

By Adekeye Adebajo
Extradited British suspect Michael Lomas appears in court in Kusile graft case
Politics
/ 20 September 2024

Extradited British suspect Michael Lomas appears in court in Kusile graft case

Lomas was brought to South Africa from the United Kingdom to stand trial with former Eskom executives

By Emsie Ferreira
SA’s agricultural export growth cools slightly in second quarter of 2024
Opinion
/ 16 September 2024

SA’s agricultural export growth cools slightly in second quarter of 2024

Despite this drop, trade figures remain encouraging, but various departments need to address policy and other issues to boost exports

By Wandile Sihlobo
Dismantle green colonialism and stop the greed of corporates and Northern governments
Thought Leader
/ 16 September 2024

Dismantle green colonialism and stop the greed of corporates and Northern governments

The fight for climate justice must include the people who are most affected, including those in the Arab region

By Hamza Hamouchene
The world’s year of elections simmers
Opinion
/ 25 July 2024

The world’s year of elections simmers

Democracy’s march has been relentless this year as world leaders confront the will of the people

By Richard Calland
Lessons for SA from French, UK elections
Opinion
/ 13 July 2024

Lessons for SA from French, UK elections

The Tories collapsed in the United Kingdom and in France after a second round there was the unexpected surge of success for the left

By Richard Pithouse
Israel’s war on Gaza shows the ‘civilised’ can be the biggest liars and killers
Opinion
/ 14 May 2024

Israel’s war on Gaza shows the ‘civilised’ can be the biggest liars and killers

Israel and its Western allies – including the media – have lied or spread the lies about the occupier’s intentions and its actions against Palestinians

By Nontobeko Hlela
Beware UK ‘cash for asylum seekers’ deal with Rwanda
Opinion
/ 8 May 2024

Beware UK ‘cash for asylum seekers’ deal with Rwanda

The ‘stop the ships’ law shows how countries like Britain can evade their international responsibility to host refugees by shipping them off to Africa in exchange for ‘development deals’

By Naledi Ramontja
Why rebuke Naledi Pandor for safeguarding South Africa’s sovereignty?
Thought Leader
/ 16 April 2024

Why rebuke Naledi Pandor for safeguarding South Africa’s sovereignty?

South Africa has a right to pursue its national interests anywhere in the world and not to simply follow the dictates of the West, the US in particular

By Mavuso Msimang
Care workers trapped in UK’s ‘modern slave trade’
World
/ 12 March 2024

Care workers trapped in UK’s ‘modern slave trade’

The visa system forces migrant health professionals who plug the British labour gap to stay silent on abuses ranging from rape to 20-hour days

By Vicky Gayle, Emiliano Mellino, Hajar Meddah and Charles Boutaud
UK unveils plans for ‘biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years’
The Green Guardian
/ 12 January 2024

UK unveils plans for ‘biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years’

The government says it is committed to the 2050 net zero target but announced last summer it will issue ‘hundreds’ of new oil and gas licences in the North Sea

By Afp
UK and South Africa must drive international progress on shared priorities for the global good
Opinion
/ 15 December 2023

UK and South Africa must drive international progress on shared priorities for the global good

With global challenges increasing, a focus on development is needed now more than ever, says the British high commissioner to South Africa, Antony Phillipson

By Antony Phillipson
Africa must have permanent representation on UN Security Council
Opinion
/ 23 October 2023

Africa must have permanent representation on UN Security Council

The British high commissioner to South Africa reflects on the value of the United Nations for the UK and South Africa to achieve shared objectives

By Antony Phillipson
African immigrants in UK reeling from cost-of-living crisis
Africa
/ 8 May 2023

African immigrants in UK reeling from cost-of-living crisis

Survey respondents skip meals and make use of food banks as overheads increase

By Des Erasmus
British trophy hunting ban bill will harm African wildlife
Opinion
/ 23 April 2023

British trophy hunting ban bill will harm African wildlife

UK politicians reject a management approach involving sustainably harvesting excessive populations so that carrying capacities of ecosystems are not exceeded

By Emmanuel Koro
World’s doom and gloom financial scenario not inevitable
Opinion
/ 3 January 2023

World’s doom and gloom financial scenario not inevitable

There is much to suggest that global economic disaster is not assured, or even likely, in the near future

By Willem H Buiter
UK nurses begin unprecedented walkout
Top Six
/ 15 December 2022

UK nurses begin unprecedented walkout

The strike is the first in the Royal College of Nursing union’s 106-year history

By James Pheby
Inflation cools to 7.4% year-on-year
Business
/ 14 December 2022

Inflation cools to 7.4% year-on-year

Prices have slowly retreated from their July peak, when inflation increased at its highest rate since 2009

By Sarah Smit
UK’s Sunak exposes his naivety on foreign policy
Opinion
/ 12 December 2022

UK’s Sunak exposes his naivety on foreign policy

This was evident in the British prime minister’s speech at the lord mayor’s banquet, which customarily focuses on foreign policy

By Imran Khalid
Sino-UK relations sour further after the G20 summit
Opinion
/ 20 November 2022

Sino-UK relations sour further after the G20 summit

‘The China threat’ provides Sunak with a way to divert attention from his domestic problems but he needs to tread carefully

By Imran Khalid
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
A deficit spending scam destroyed Liz Truss, UK’s prime minister. Who is next?
Opinion
/ 7 November 2022

A deficit spending scam destroyed Liz Truss, UK’s prime minister. Who is next?

UK governments borrow money for deficit spending from corporations and the rich. But the very beneficiaries of the tax cuts Truss proposed were these ‘investors’, who baulked

By Richard D Wolff
Must we really endure ‘punishing’ markets?
Opinion
/ 3 November 2022

Must we really endure ‘punishing’ markets?

Policymakers have been warned to remain disciplined as economies navigate headwinds — no matter how much it hurts

By Sarah Smit
Rishi Sunak is the UK’s next leader. Here’s what he doesn’t want you to know
Opinion
/ 24 October 2022

Rishi Sunak is the UK’s next leader. Here’s what he doesn’t want you to know

From offshore dealings to right-wing think tanks, the former chancellor has not been transparent about his finances

By Adam Bychawski
Did Liz Truss mislead the public about her husband’s secretive work?
Opinion
/ 20 October 2022

Did Liz Truss mislead the public about her husband’s secretive work?

As the prime minister fights to remain in power, deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner demands she come clean over her interests

By Ruby Lott-Lavigna
Prime Minister Liz Truss quits as UK’s Tories in chaos
Top Six
/ 20 October 2022

Prime Minister Liz Truss quits as UK’s Tories in chaos

Truss bowed to the inevitable after her right-wing platform of tax cuts disintegrated and as many MPs among the ruling Conservatives revolted

By James Pheby
Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest, but not so the past
Opinion
/ 13 September 2022

Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest, but not so the past

It is the institution of the British monarchy, and not Elizabeth herself, that is associated with atrocities of colonialism

By Sishuwa Sishuwa
King Charles III expected to deliver first address as head of state
Top Six
/ 9 September 2022

King Charles III expected to deliver first address as head of state

Tributes for Queen Elizabeth continue pouring in, with President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Nelson Mandela Founding adding their voices

By Eunice Masson
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