Here is what you need to understand about this appointment: Diageo is not just reshuffling its management deck. The British drinks giant is preparing to hand over its 65 percent stake in East African Breweries Plc to Japan’s Asahi Group…
A Kenyan startup is now shaping how an entire nation feeds its children, and this is exactly the kind of African-led solution the continent has been waiting for. Food4Education, the Nairobi-based firm behind Nairobi County’s Dishi na County school meals…
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 —…
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…
South Africa’s Biggest Arts Festival Returns to Makhanda This June — And It’s Not Playing Safe From 25 June to 5 July 2026, the Eastern Cape town of Makhanda will host the National Arts Festival (NAF) — South Africa’s most…
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 Senior Cop Just Admitted He Thinks the R200 Million Cocaine Theft Was an Inside Job A suspended Hawks commander has told a formal commission of inquiry that the scene of one of South Africa’s biggest drug heists was almost…
Three Young Lives Lost in Crocodile River: Nine Days of Searching, a Lifetime of Questions On the morning of 7 June 2026, three young people — aged 20 and 21 — drove away from a restaurant near Mbombela and never…
FIFA’s Boss Showed Up to Mexico City and Told Us Everything Was Fine. It Isn’t. On the eve of the most controversial World Cup in modern history, FIFA President Gianni Infantino stood before cameras in Mexico City on Wednesday and…
