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Category Archives: Southern Africa

Why students don’t attend lectures: what we found at a South African u...

October 9, 2021 no comments
Christie Swanepoel, University of the Western Cape; Derek Yu, University of the Western Cape, and Rochelle Beukes Over the last couple of decades, factors influencing the success of first-year univer...

Zimbabwe detains NY Times freelancer Jeffrey Moyo over alleged accredi...

May 30, 2021 no comments
NEW YORK – PRN Africa — Zimbabwean authorities should immediately release New York Times freelancer Jeffrey Moyo and drop baseless charges against him, the Committee to Protect Journalist...

Why Zambia’s upcoming poll risks tipping the balance against dem...

May 8, 2021 no comments
Nicole Beardsworth, University of Warwick Zambia is one of the fastest eroding democracies in the world. This is according to the Varieties of Democracy Project (V-dem), one of the most trusted sourc...

Risks and rewards for South African president as he takes the stand at...

April 28, 2021 no comments
Richard Calland, University of Cape Town President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to appear before the Zondo Commission of inquiry into corruption in South Africa comes at a delicate time. A great deal h...

Precarious power tilts towards Ramaphosa in battle inside South Africa...

April 21, 2021 no comments
Susan Booysen, University of the Witwatersrand It appears, for the moment, that South African president Cyril Ramaphosa has won a key battle in the war for control of the governing African National C...

Why South Africa’s HIV prevention programmes should include sex ...

March 29, 2021 no comments
Monique Huysamen, Manchester Metropolitan University and Marlise Richter, University of the Witwatersrand There are around 150,000 sex workers in South Africa. The National Strategic Plan on HIV iden...

OPEC congratulates Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi for his African E...

March 27, 2021 no comments
Under President Nyusi’s leadership, Mozambique emerged in 2020 as the leading destination for investment in Africa JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, March 18, 2021/ — Organization of the Petroleum Ex...

Urgent International support needed to support the Government of Mozam...

March 27, 2021 no comments
The African Energy Chamber is encouraged by the response of the President Nyusi and the Mozambique government JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, March 26, 2021/ — By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, Afric...

Beer, politics and identity — the chequered history behind Namib...

March 26, 2021 no comments
Paul Nugent, University of Edinburgh A concise history of the beer industry in Namibia written by history scholar Tycho Van der Hoog begins with the pithy observation by American singer-songwriter Fr...

A close look at how the net has tightened on the right to protest in S...

March 26, 2021 no comments
Jane Duncan, University of Johannesburg South Africa’s public order policing is as ill as it ever was. This has been illustrated in recent student protests spreading across the country’s campuses. In...
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The UK’s high potential individual visa demonstrates short-sightedness about the experience, insights and skills that graduates from the global South could bring to the UK. Shutterstock Orla Quinlan, Rhodes University The UK government’s announcement...

World News

A decade later, no end in sight for Libya’s political transition

27 January 2022
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Newstime Africa calls on the German government to show mercy and grant Sierra Leonean refugees residency

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As it Happens

Inside Mali’s coup within a coup

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Biography

Emeka Anyaoku: portrait of a skilled diplomat who graced Nigeria, Africa and the globe

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The Artistic World of Andrea Mckenzie – Representing everything beautiful about the black woman

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How the UK’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is 21st-century imperialism writ large

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Making sense of Wole Soyinka’s difficult and brilliant new novel

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COVID-19: Rich countries should donate at least 1 billion vaccine doses, says WHO panel

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