Rebuilding African unity in an age of fragmentation
The Publisher of this new portal, SAUL MOLOBI, watched the full YouTube SABC recording of the 16th Thabo Mbeki Africa…
Ntsikelelo Lakhi Vimbayo: Finding Ubuntu in the Dust – My AfrikaBurn Festival 2026 journey
My name is Ntsikelelo Lakhi Vimbayo, aka Lakhi.I’m an aspiring filmmaker with a great deal of passion for community development.…
Andile Msindwana: Africa Ain’t Broken. It’s Been Bent. And It’s Time to Straighten It Up – CHAPTER 2: WHAT ÀFRICA ACTUALLY HAS MINERALS
Africa holds some of the world’s most significant reserves of strategic minerals, including gold, diamonds, cobalt, copper, and rare earth…
Andile Msindwana: Africa Ain’t Broken. It’s Been Bent. And It’s Time to Straighten It Up – CHAPTER 1: THE FRAME
I chose Forrest Gump as the angle to write this opinion piece because his voice cuts through all the noise.…
Masingita Masunga: EPIC AFRICA DAY – AfrICAN child, it’s possible
abOVEnormal is Africa’s premier sports and fitness brand taking its rightful place in an industry dominated by global giants while…
Vuyiswa Mojela: Trade Up North 2026 onboards Botash as a Key Partner for our Mining, Manufacturing & Construction focus
As Botswana accelerates its diversification drive post-diamonds, Botash is stepping forward to show SMEs where the real opportunities are. At…
Strategic Partnership: Morupule Coal Mine is a Key Partner for Trade Up North 2026
As Botswana drives economic diversification beyond diamonds, Morupule Coal Mine is stepping up to create real opportunities for local SMEs.…
Vuyiswa Mojela: Trade Up North 2026 Launches “Deal Room” to Connect SMEs with Investors and Buyers
Francistown, Botswana – Trade Up North, Botswana’s leading platform for SME growth and regional trade, will introduce its first-ever Deal…
Andile Msindwana:On Murder, Memory and the Cowardice of Command – What did Apartheid do to NokuthulaSimelane?
ABDUCTION AND ERASURE OF SIMELANE In September 1983, 23-year-old Nokuthula Simelanedisappeared in Johannesburg, South Africa. She was a university graduate and a courier…
Andile Msindwana: On Murder, Memory and the Cowardice of Command
APARTHEID TOOK A DETOUR The apartheid state did not collapse because it ran out of bullets. It collapsed because it ran…
