Hormuz Is Closed — And Kenyans Will Pay the Price Since March 4, 2026, Iran has shut down the Strait of Hormuz — the narrow waterway through which a quarter of the world’s oil and a fifth of its liquefied…
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…
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 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…
A Election Built on Exclusion Ethiopia held a general election on Monday, but for millions of its citizens, the ballot box was never an option. Voting was suspended across parts of the Oromia and Amhara regions due to active insurgencies,…
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,…
A Union’s Alleged Mistake. Twenty Years of Service. Gone in a Day. On December 17, 2024, nineteen Golden Arrow Bus Services inspectors were handed dismissal letters — days before Christmas — after participating in a strike they were told was…
Joburg Is Drowning in Debt and Broken Pipes — And Your Mayor Just Gave a Speech About It On Wednesday, 20 May 2026, Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero stood inside St Mary’s Anglican Cathedral and told the city’s residents what they…
Africa Finance Corporation Launches $100M Tech Fund — And It’s About More Than Money Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has approved a $100 million commitment to invest in Africa-focused technology fund managers — a move that directly challenges the long-standing dominance…
South Korea’s Army has suspended small-arms shooting drills nationwide after an elementary schoolgirl was injured at a playground in Daegu by an object suspected to be a stray bullet. The child was struck near the neck on Monday afternoon and…
