A City Held Hostage Picture this: it is 7:30 in the morning, your matatu has barely moved in forty-five minutes, and the driver is gripping the wheel with the quiet fury of a man who has already done the math…
An 11-year-old boy named Moisés was pulled from the rubble of La Guaira, Venezuela, more than three days after twin earthquakes tore through the country. His mother and sister did not make it. He did — with a broken arm,…
Tayla Kavanagh won the Durban leg of the Spar Women’s 10km Challenge on Sunday, clocking 31:32 to extend her lead in the Grand Prix series standings and make it two wins from two races — a statement of intent that…
The Show That Raised Her Think about this for a second: Millie Bobby Brown was 10 years old when she first stepped into the Upside Down. She is now 22. That means more than half of her entire life —…
A Teenager Sued YouTube for Destroying His Mental Health. He Won. Here’s Why That Should Shake You. A 16-year-old just settled a case against YouTube, claiming the platform drove him into anxiety, depression, and chronic sleep deprivation. The details are…
South Africa’s Parliament Just Changed the Rules on Presidential Impeachment — Here’s Why Every Young African Should Be Paying Attention South Africa’s National Assembly voted late Tuesday to adopt new rules governing the Section 89 impeachment inquiry process against President…
Global Markets Are Bleeding — And Kenya Is Not Immune Wall Street sneezed, and the entire world caught a cold. A brutal sell-off in technology and AI stocks last week wiped billions off global markets, triggered a meltdown in South…
History Is Repeating Itself — And FIFA Knows It Forty-four years ago, Algeria was robbed in broad daylight at a World Cup. This week, it could happen again — and this time, the rules make it easier than ever. The…
MISA Tells Members: March and You Could Lose Your Job If you’re a motor industry worker thinking about joining the #MarchandMarch protests on June 30, your union has a blunt message for you: you’re on your own. The Motor Industry…
A Movement Draws a Line — and Dares the Government to Cross It Twenty-seven civil society organisations are marching on June 30. They are not shutting down South Africa. They are demanding that undocumented foreign nationals leave — and they…
