Environmental Stress and Violent Conflict in Northern Nigeria

Abraham Ename Minko|Published

In northern Nigeria, the environmental crisis has fuelled resource competition between farmers and pastoralist herders and provided fertile ground for extremist ...

US Intimidation is Failing to Undermine SA’s Global Stature

Zamikhaya Maseti|Published

Trump’s Africa strategy will intensify geopolitical competition on the continent, but it will also present opportunities for Africa to demonstrate unity and strategic ...

ANC's Bid to Sway Sceptical Electorate a Tall Order

Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu|Published

The extent to which the ANC learnt from its mistakes, which resulted in the party’s dismal performance in 2024, will determine its election prospects in 2026. If ...

Hamba Kahle Sunny Singh: A Pillar of Courage, Discipline, Sacrifice

Jeff Radebe|Published

Sunny Singh's life is a reminder of the calibre of leadership South Africa produced in its darkest hours and the calibre we must strive to reproduce in our own time, ...

Trump's Bullying: Global Leaders Rally Behind SA at Historic African G20 Summit

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Donald Trump's behaviour reflects a wider political posture marked by ideological rigidity, right-wing populism, and an unwillingness to recognise the agency of ...

The Legacy of Sunny Singh: A Revolutionary Not Afraid of Speaking Truth to Power

Dr. Michael Sutcliffe|Published

Sunny Singh touched so many people, from people whose main struggle was to get food on their table, to young people, to activists working in civics, to those who ...

Africa's Fight for Climate Reparations Remains Unfinished Business

Kim Heller|Published

The African Union would do well to wield the might of international law to advance climate justice in Africa. It would be a sad day if the issue of climate reparations ...

Africa's G20 Summit: Redefining Global Influence and Cooperation

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Updated

Emerging centres of influence are now shaping global discussions with growing confidence, and the G20 Summit in South Africa serves as a clear marker of this shifting ...

Repackaging Apartheid: The DA’s Economic Justice Policy A Step Backwards for SA

Phakamile Hlubi-Majola|Published

Far from expanding democracy or redressing apartheid’s legacy, the DA’s proposals take us backward. South Africa needs bold, redistributive policies that confront ...

Cyril Ramaphosa's Resignation Gamble a Ruse to Mask Internal Revolt

Clyde N.S. Ramalaine|Published

By daring detractors to set a resignation date, ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa reveals uncertainty about who supports him, who tolerates him, and who plans to abandon ...

SA's G20 Presidency Focused On Ushering A New Era for African Debt Sustainability

Alvin Botes|Published

As the leaders of the G20 return to Africa, South Africa will use this moment to bring the development priorities of the African Continent more firmly onto the agenda ...

'The Exploitation of Palestinians for Political Gain is a Calculated Abuse of Humanity'

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

The international community carries a responsibility to act with compassion and integrity. The events surrounding the stranded passengers in Johannesburg are a stark ...

Climate Adaptation Failure Is The Next Debt Crisis for the Global South

Jawad Khalid|Published

Adaptation is not charity. It is justice and economic common sense. Without equitable support and reparations, the Global South would sink further and keep on building ...

The Zohran Way: A New Dawn for Africa’s Youth and Progressive Politics

Abdul Mohammed|Published

Zohran Nkrumah Mamdani’s victory is a message to Africa’s youth — that leadership does not wait for permission; it is claimed through courage, discipline, and compassion, ...

Khampepe Probe's False Start Heightens Apartheid-Era Victims' Cynicism

Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu|Published

In this article, Prof. Bheki Mngomezulu analyses the Khampepe Commission established by President Cyril Ramaphosa to investigate apartheid-era crimes. He questions ...

From Hope to Disillusionment: The MKP's Turbulent Political Journey

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Unless the MKP can develop a moral and organisational compass, its short-lived rise will stand as yet another chapter in the long story of broken promises that have ...

MTBPS Review: South Africa in Need of a Bold Economic Reorientation

Zamikhaya Maseti|Published

What the country needs now is a decisive break from the conservatism of the past decade and the adoption of a bold economic reorientation that places investment, ...

AU's Affirmation of SA's G20 Leadership A Win for Continental Solidarity

Kim Heller|Published

The AU seems to have found its voice. Its affirmation of South Africa's G20 role and its recent rejection of U. S. claims of religious persecution against Christians ...

Unity Key to Defending SA's Democracy Against Right-Wing Deceit

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Many Afrikaners have long embraced democracy and worked to build a just society. Many are also vocally rejecting the current display of extremism. More should join ...