A Tuesday Night Massacre Nobody Saw Coming — But Everyone Knew Was Possible At 11:10pm on Tuesday, gunmen stormed the Jumper informal settlement in Cleveland, Johannesburg, and executed 12 people. Fifteen others are fighting for their lives. The killers arrived…
Siya Kolisi and the Springboks Pause Training to Back Bafana With a Powerful Gwijo On Thursday morning, as Bafana Bafana prepared to face Mexico at the iconic Estadio Azteca, double World Cup-winning Springbok captain Siya Kolisi stopped everything. Training halted.…
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…
We Cheer, We Bleed — Then We Move On. That Has to Stop. Every time the Harambee Stars take the pitch, Kenyans fill the streets, pack the bars, and flood social media with flags and fire. Then the final whistle…
The State Released Dangerous Offenders. Now It Can’t Find Them. South Africa’s Department of Correctional Services (DCS) has admitted to Parliament that 29,320 parolees and probationers have absconded — and remain untraced. Among them: convicted murderers, rapists, and armed robbers.…
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…
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 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…
