Amplifying African Narratives
Johannesburg is losing about 655 million litres of water a day through damaged and ageing infrastructure, worsening supply disruptions and municipal financing…
More than 178,000 African migrants have left South Africa in recent months as deportations, voluntary repatriations and anti-immigration tensions reshape the regional…
South Africa is moving to reappoint Pitso Mosimane as Bafana Bafana coach, with SAFA identifying him as its preferred candidate.
Dr. Gleb Tsipursky argues that Africa’s AI skills agenda should preserve entry-level work as a pathway through which young people gain judgment,…
President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana supports Jamaica’s petition to King Charles III on slavery and reparatory justice, strengthening Africa-Caribbean cooperation on…
Cape Town’s approval of land-use changes for two proposed Equinix data centres has raised questions about water, electricity and regulation of hyperscale…
A $1.5 billion World Bank policy loan supports reforms in South Africa’s electricity, freight, water and sanitation sectors, with job gains dependent…
A new UNESCO-supported publication is widening the debate over how authenticity should be understood and applied in African heritage management.
African Union foreign ministers have opened the 49th Executive Council session with development financing, water security, sanitation and Africa’s global positioning on…
The Pan-African Parliament has opened its Seventh Legislature amid renewed calls for stronger oversight and expanded continental legislative authority.