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South Africa’s General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill, 2023, known as the “Spy Bill,” is a looming threat to religious freedom ...

Africa’s progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the African Union’s Agenda 2063 aspirations has been uneven, with significant ...

In South Africa, signs of accelerating state failure are becoming increasingly evident, from crumbling infrastructure and unaddressed crime to unreliable ...

In 2023, South Africa finds itself in the ignoble company of top mafia states worldwide, according to the Global Organised ...

South Africa boasts 34 operational wind farms, predominantly owned by Independent Power Producers (IPPs), contributing over 3,400MW to the country’s ...

One of the biggest news stories last week, at least in Nigerian tech circles, was my colleague’s (Ngozi Chukwu) reporting ...

Scientists confirm that sand termites cause African fairy circles, discrediting theories of grass self-regulation by demonstrating long-term water storage in ...

Despite a promising beginning this year, Johann Rupert, South Africa’s richest individual, has seen a notable decrease in his wealth ...

In a protracted battle spanning four years, South Africa’s parliament has finally removed Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane, the former public protector. ...

In recent years, numerous industries have showcased a diverse range of booming markets that are capturing the attention of investors ...