Ghana vs Gold Fields: The Fight to Take Back Tarkwa Is About More Than Xenophobia South Africa’s xenophobic attacks on African migrants didn’t just hurt the people they targeted — they lit a fuse that was already burning under one…
A Cape Town Father Chose His Business Over His Children — The Court Chose Consequences A Cape Town father has been found in contempt of court after deliberately stopping maintenance payments to his estranged wife and two children while simultaneously…
Political Parties Are Hijacking the IEC’s Name — And It’s Illegal South Africa’s Electoral Commission (IEC) is putting political parties on notice: stop using our name, our logo, and our brand to deceive voters. With the 2026 Local Government Elections…
Malema Goes for the Jugular: EFF Boss Wants Ngizwe Mchunu Behind Bars for Six Months Julius Malema is done playing games. The Economic Freedom Fighters leader has filed an urgent contempt of court application in the Gauteng High Court in…
“We Are Tired of Aid”: Africa Demands Investment and Equal Partnership on the World Stage A Tanzanian minister stood before a room of global power brokers in St. Petersburg last week and said what many African leaders have been too…
Corporate foundations are often associated with visibility. Many are launched alongside large publicity campaigns, ambitious targets, and carefully crafted narratives about social impact. In such cases, the foundation itself becomes part of the brand story. The launch of the NFG…
A Court Just Blocked a Fraud Suspect From Fleeing — Here’s Why You Should Care A South African court has refused to let Willah Joseph Mudolo — a businessman accused of running a R102 million investment fraud scheme linked to…
SPAR’s Earnings Crash 60% — Here’s Why Your Grocery Bill Isn’t Getting Cheaper Anytime Soon SPAR Group, one of Southern Africa’s biggest supermarket chains, just handed investors a brutal reality check. On Friday, the JSE-listed retailer warned that headline earnings…
South Africa and India Are Building a $20 Billion Partnership — Here’s What’s Actually at Stake for Africa’s Youth South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile landed in New Delhi on Friday, 29 May 2026, leading a high-powered delegation on a…
Africa’s Free Trade Dream Is Being Sabotaged From Within — Here’s What Officials Are Doing About It Cartels. Monopolies. Market abuse. These aren’t just buzzwords — they are the silent killers of Africa’s most ambitious economic project. And right now,…
