The attack in Doha underscores the urgent need for an international response that extends beyond expressions of condemnation. A dangerously unhinged, nuclear-armed power has placed us squarely in rogue-regime territory, says the writer.
Agenda 2063, noble as it is, will remain a paper document unless it is matched with Continental political will, Continental ownership of security frameworks, and ...
If we want to solve the NSFAS debt conundrum, we need more than just stricter enforcement or more generous grants — we need a renewed social consciousness. One in ...
As the two parallel processes begin, already there is obfuscation. They both want Mkhwanazi as their first witness. Instead of putting their houses in order, Mkhwanazi ...
The African Union (AU) and regional bodies like ECOWAS and the EAC need to step up in helping to negotiate fairer climate finance and reparations from major polluters. ...
On this South-South Cooperation Day, we must recommit to the Bandung spirit. Just as leaders in 1955 refused to be silenced by colonial powers or divided by Cold ...
As South Africa moves toward the 2026 local government elections, the stakes could not be higher. The proliferation of political parties reflects both the dissatisfaction ...
The time has come to break with illusion. Cyril Ramaphosa, despite his carefully packaged reforms, is unfit to lead South Africa. His removal is not merely desirable ...
Africa appears locked into existing positions while the ground is shifting. The belief that rescue exists from Europe, America, or China is misplaced, and greater ...
The RSF’s attempt to present itself as a governing authority raises questions of legitimacy both domestically and internationally. With the African Union having ...
The SCO Summit demonstrated that global realignment is accelerating, whether Africa chooses to participate or not. Africa cannot afford to remain on the sidelines, and ...
The South African Communist Party faces critical questions as it prepares to contest the 2026 Local Government Elections independently from the ANC. During times ...
For the first time since 1994, the ANC enters an NGC not as the dominant force but as a diminished actor in a coalition government, compelled to negotiate its revolutionary ...
Botswana's lack of economic resilience is a warning for the region as a whole. Overreliance on a single resource is a factor in many economies in Africa. In Angola, ...
As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, China has consistently pursued an independent foreign policy of peace, adhered to true multilateralism, ...
The task before the ANC is significant. It calls for honesty, discipline, maturity, and a consistent commitment to the collective good. The National General Council ...
Malawi has shown in the past that its democracy and democratic institutions are robust, and electoral challenges can be solved through court processes rather than ...
Multilateral institutions matter because they convert friction into negotiated rules. The process is noisy, but the product is more stable than anything a single ...
The perception grows that the ANC is no longer a shield protecting the people from exploitation, but a gate through which exploitation freely passes. Once this perception ...
The Western Cape has hinted at possible secession. This call for the devolution of policing powers to the province could be interpreted as part of the party’s bigger ...