Palestinian Prisoners’ Day: Torture, Abuse, and the Need for Global Accountability

Woody Aroun and Anna Weekes|Published

On the 52nd annual Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, we explore the alarming developments affecting Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, including the introduction ...

Is Julius Malema's five-year sentence a fair punishment or political persecution?

Prof. Sipho Seepe|Published

Julius Malema's five-year prison sentence for a celebratory gunshot raises questions about justice and political persecution in South Africa, igniting debates about ...

Mali's Backing of Autonomy Plan a Setback for Sahrawi Cause

Kim Heller|Published

As Mali shifts its diplomatic stance to support Morocco's Autonomy Plan, the prospects for Sahrawi self-determination face unprecedented challenges. This article ...

Julius Malema’s Sentencing: Justice or Political Persecution?

Prof. Sipho Seepe|Published

Julius Malema's five-year prison sentence for a celebratory gunshot raises questions about justice and political persecution in South Africa, igniting debates about ...

SA's Faltering Reconciliation Project and the Struggle for Justice

Sithembiso Bhengu|Published

Explore the implications of the TRC's failure to prosecute apartheid-era crimes and how it reflects on South Africa's reconciliation efforts, revealing a complex ...

DA Seeks Electoral Supremacy Through Generational Change

Prof. Dirk Kotzé|Published

Explore the implications of the Democratic Alliance's new leadership under Geordin Hill-Lewis as they prepare for the upcoming elections, focusing on generational ...

Kenya's 2027 Elections: Confronting Violence Against Women in Politics

Nerima Wako-Ojiwa and Devon Knudsen|Published

Kenyan women are at the forefront of defending democracy, facing significant challenges such as rising gender-based violence and political intimidation. This article ...

Pope Leo XIV's Historic Tour of Africa: A Focus On Peace and Migration

RT News|Published

Pope Leo XIV embarks on an 11-day tour across Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea, focusing on peace, migration, and interfaith dialogue amid rising ...

The Importance of South Africa's Shift Towards the G77 and Global South

Ashraf Patel|Published

Explore how South Africa's strategic pivot towards the G77 and the Global South could reshape its international relations and enhance cooperation among developing ...

Phala Phala Theft Raises Key Questions About Institutional Integrity in SA

Prof. Sipho Seepe|Published

The investigation into the Phala Phala farm incident raises critical questions about accountability and the integrity of South Africa's democratic institutions, ...

Cuito Cuanavale: Angola’s Debt to Cuba is Unfinished

Vijay Prashad|Published

Cuba's intervention in Angola during the fight against apartheid not only changed the course of history but also forged a lasting bond between the two nations. This ...

'Israel Remains the Principal Obstacle to Lasting Peace in the Middle East'

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Dr Reneva Fourie examines South Africa's unwavering stance on Israel's aggression in West Asia, highlighting the need for global accountability and the role of the ...

ANC KZN Conference Delay Raises Concern Over Party’s Election Prospects

Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu|Published

The postponement of the ANC KZN provincial conference until after the 2026 Local Government Election raises significant questions about the party's leadership and ...

Reversing SA’s Neoliberal Agenda for Economic Reconstruction

Sithembiso Bhengu|Published

Reflecting on the legacy of Chris Hani, this article explores the betrayal of South Africa's transformative democracy by neoliberal policies and calls for a renewed ...

The Scars of History: Navigating White Privilege and Black Pain in Democratic South Africa

Prof. Sipho Seepe|Published

Kim Heller's book, 'White Privilege. Black Pain: The Power of Race in Democratic South Africa,' challenges the narratives surrounding race and privilege in post-apartheid ...

Understanding the US-Iran Ceasefire: A Fragile Path to Peace

Farhad Ibragimov|Published

The recent US-Iran ceasefire raises questions about its viability and the potential for lasting peace. This article explores the complexities of the ceasefire agreement, ...

Can Africa's Women Leaders Break the UN's Glass Ceiling?

Kim Heller|Published

With António Guterres's term ending in 2026, the race for the next UN Secretary-General presents a pivotal opportunity for Africa and its women. This article explores ...

War On Iran: Central Asia Caught Between Fear and Opportunity

Timofey Bordachev|Published

The ongoing conflict in Iran poses significant challenges and opportunities for Central Asia, a region historically marked by stability. As the geopolitical landscape ...

Collapse of ANC, SACP Alliance A Betrayal of Revolutionary Ideals

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

This article reflects on the legacies of Solomon Mahlangu and Chris Hani, exploring the current political landscape in South Africa and the tensions within the ANC-SACP ...