Continent reeling from Guinea-Bissau military coup
BISSAU – IN a country where only one president, in over 50 years of self-rule, has completed his term, the military coup in Guinea-Bissau has plunged the country into its
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Rains provide mixed fortunes in Southern Africa
GABORONE – THIS rainfall season is forecast to be a mixed blessing for Southern Africa. During the period, most of the region Africa is expected to receive normal to above-normal
Visa fury: Africans slam US ‘imperialist tactics’
JOHANNESBURG – THE United States’ sudden decision to revoke the visa of former South African international relations minister Dr Naledi Pandor has ignited outrage across Africa, with many commentators decrying
SA rallies Africa as G20 opens amid US pressure
JOHANNESBURG – AS the G20 Summit opens in Johannesburg, South Africa has turned decisively toward the African continent for deeper political solidarity, trade partnerships and collective advancement—an assertive pivot that
Start Small, Dream Big: Mncube’s Blueprint for African Success
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – “START small, stay consistent, and don’t wait for perfect conditions—create them.” These words of wisdom come from Johannesburg-based property developer and entrepreneur Timothy Mncube, a figure
Hichilema, Mnangagwa push to end border delays at Chirundu
by MARCUS MUSHONGAHARARE – ZAMBIAN President Hakainde Hichilema has called on Zambia and Zimbabwe to dismantle long-standing border bottlenecks at the Chirundu One-Stop Border Post, arguing that persistent delays in
Backlash grows against Sihlobo as Zimbabwe’s farm revival surges
JOHANNESBURG – ZIMBABWEANS and senior academics have strongly rebuked South African agricultural economist Wandile Sihlobo, accusing him of persistent, xenophobic, and factually inaccurate attacks on Zimbabwe’s agricultural resurgence. Sihlobo has
Sikhala remains in custody as Pretoria court hears explosives case
fPRETORIA – ZIMBABWEAN opposition figure Job Sikhala remains in custody at a Pretoria remand facility following his brief appearance in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on charges of illegal possession of
Zimbabweans abroad reject Mnangagwa’s bid to rule beyond 2028
JOHANNESBURG — ZIMBABWEANS in the diaspora have strongly condemned what they describe as a dangerous and unconstitutional campaign by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s allies to extend his rule beyond 2028, warning
Africa bears the brunt as rich nations stall on climate finance
YAMOUSSOUKRO РAS the globe prepares for the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Bel̩m, Brazil, the urgency of the climate crisis in Africa has never been clearer.
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