H.E. Ebrahim Patel: Celebrating Islamic civilisation in southern Africa
These are the remarks at the Opening Dinner of the 3rd International Congress on Islamic Civilisation in Southern Africa, by…
Anheuser-Busch InBev’s (AB InBev) debt levels are falling after the $107.7bn takeover of SABMiller
By Maano Andy Thovhakale Anheuser-Busch InBev’s (AB InBev) acquisition of SABMiller in a deal worth $107.7bn left it with a…
New credit ratings agency to publish its first sovereign rating
Africa’s new credit rating agency, Sovereign Africa Ratings (SAR), is about to issue its first credit rating report on South…
Francois Fouche: Trade News-in-Brief – Energy shocks amid rapid inflation could fuel faster wage gains
China’s tariff loophole Chinese manufacturers looking to sidestep US tariffs and shorten pandemic-ravaged supply chains have found the perfect solution:…
Mondli Kunene: “The Artivist” who inculcates consciousness and conscientiousness
By Staff Reporter Mondli “The Artivist” Kunene was mentored by the late legendary South African visual artist, Speelman Mahlangu. He…
Lecturer bags Mzantsi Jazz Award
By Gerrit Bester Dr Roland Moses, a senior lecturer at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Department of Performing Arts, bagged…
Yakhali ‘nkomo: Developing new voices and new audiences in the African century
“If you want to hide something from a black man, put it in the book…” Though I grew up in…
The Publishing House: Who we are
Jambo Africa Online – An introduction Jambo Africa Online was launched in September 2020 as a monthly digital publication (distributed as a…
Dr Prinola Govenden: Racism in South African newspapers persists – even after decades of black media ownership
When formal apartheid ended in South Africa in 1994, several policies were introduced to address the racial and economic segregation of the…
Ntsiki J Mashimbye: 122 years after the first Pan-African Conference, Africa and the African Diaspora meet in the Caribbean
Barbados, the world’s newest Republic, after nearly 400-years of colonial rule, half of which it served as a hub for…