Zimbabweans, South Africans: A shared struggle
by LUKE ZUNGA JOHANNESBURG – “AT night on 31 July 1967, some 80 guerrillas from Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) and Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU) crossed the gloomy Zambezi River
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Malawi: Longstanding cheap labour for South Africa ends
by LUKE ZUNGAÂ JOHANNESBURGÂ – NYASALAND was the Maravi Empire of the Chewa, Yao, Lomwe, Ngoni and Tumbuka people. It came into European view through the visits of British explorer and
Africa’s opportunity to shape the future of human-centred AI
by DR. JOSEFIN ROSENJOHANNESBURG – ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping economies, industries, and public institutions worldwide. Yet the global conversation about AI still tends to follow the familiar narrative that
Davos lessons from Donald Trump for Africa
by LUKE ZUNGAJOHANNESBURG – EVERY year, Davos in Switzerland hosts international gatherings of political, business and civil society leaders as well as academia. Â This year the Davos Forum was
US reviews Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act
by LUKE ZUNGABULAWAYO – THE United States (US) is debating a new law to repeal or replace Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act 2001 (ZIDERA), a sanctions bill passed in
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