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Something is burning again in Durban. The coastal city that has long served as one of South Africa’s most vibrant economic hubs is once more at the centre of anti-migrant unrest, a recurring crisis that exposes deep fractures in the…
Two neighbours. One explosive border crossing. And a region that could be on the edge of something far bigger. What actually happened at the border? Ethiopia has formally accused Eritrea of launching what it calls an “all-out invasion” of its…
A government warning. A court ruling. And a country on edge. It started in May 2023, when two civil society organisations — the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town and Lawyers for Human Rights — took the South African government to…
Eritrean soldiers are on the move inside Ethiopia’s Tigray region, and the Horn of Africa is once again holding its breath. Multiple residents of the Tigrayan town of Adigrat have told journalists that large military convoys bearing Eritrean registration plates…
A billboard does not need to stay up to cause damage. That is the central lesson emerging from a political standoff in KwaZulu-Natal, where the African National Congress is pushing the Electoral Commission of South Africa to hold the Democratic…
It began with a notice served in a prison cell. On 29 September, Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya — suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner of South Africa — was handed formal notice of disciplinary proceedings while being held at the Randburg Magistrates’…
A Rally, A Verdict, and A Political Calculation Julius Malema did not mince his words in Kokstad. Speaking before a charged crowd at the Riverview Sports Field during the Economic Freedom Fighters’ KwaZulu-Natal manifesto rally, the EFF leader delivered what…
For nearly three decades, the city of Zárate in Buenos Aires province has quietly hummed with the rhythm of Toyota’s assembly lines. Since 1997, the Japanese automaker has built vehicles there, shipping them across Latin America with the steady confidence…
There is a quiet economic revolution unfolding in South Africa’s townships, and it runs on fibre optic cable. The thesis is simple but powerful: high-speed internet connectivity is not just a convenience for township residents — it is a structural…
A senior employee at South Africa’s Social Security Agency (SASSA) has lost his bid to overturn his dismissal after the Labour Appeal Court ruled that he had assaulted his manager and committed gross insubordination. The case, which played out against…
