South Africa’s Police Are Eating Themselves — And It Should Terrify You Fourteen senior South African Police Service officers are now suspended. A businessman allegedly linked to organized crime sits in a jail cell. And a R360 million (approximately KSh…
Africa Has Everything. Africans Have Nothing to Show for It. Let’s be honest about something that should make every young Kenyan furious: this continent holds 60 percent of the world’s uncultivated arable land, supplies the cobalt in your smartphone, the…
“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…
South Africa’s Parliament Has Drawn a Clear Line — No President Is Untouchable South Africa’s sub-committee on the Review of Assembly Rules has adopted new presidential impeachment procedures, creating a structured, legally grounded path to remove a sitting president from…
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…
The Government Finally Admits Mass Culling Wasn’t Working South Africa’s Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has announced a landmark policy shift that will allow poultry farmers to vaccinate their birds against highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) — ending a brutal, costly…
SPAR Is Bleeding in Court — And Calling It Normal SPAR Group, one of Kenya’s and South Africa’s most recognisable retail giants, is drowning in litigation. More than 20 court cases. Fraud allegations against senior executives. A R1.6 billion software…
The Left Is Regrouping — And It Has Names to Name Boksburg, Ekurhuleni — MK Party second deputy president Tony Yengeni stood before leftist delegates on Friday and said what many in South Africa’s political left have long believed: the…
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Crisis Is a Warning for the Whole Continent In February 2026, Zimbabwe’s ruling party ZANU-PF did something that should alarm every young African who believes their vote matters: it gazetted Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) — a…
