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South Africa’s Journey from 1994 to 2024
What is behind Egypt’s decision to join the South African ICJ case?
Johannesburg’s ongoing housing and land battle 14 years after the World Cup
After 30 years of democracy, the legacy of settler-colonialism still lingers
Even 30 years after Apartheid, South Africa remains one of the most unequal societies in the world
The new gas partnership between Senegal, Germany, and France is neither just nor transitional
Michel Cahen on the enduring links between 25 April and the liberation struggle in Lusophone Africa
The new EU–Egypt deal is neocolonialism at its best — and signals complicity in Israel’s destruction…
Without a ceasefire soon, the situation could spiral out of control
It is impossible to understand the war in Sudan without accounting for the regional and…
One year since armed fighting broke out, the country’s social movements are losing the battle for…
Three decades after the violence ended, how far has reconciliation in the country really come?
Thirty years since the end of apartheid, could the ANC lose its governing majority?
Henning Melber on South Africa’s ICJ lawsuit against Israel and its significance for African states
Escalating tensions in the Red Sea have exposed Cairo’s dwindling influence in the Horn of Africa
The president’s move to delay the vote to December threatens to stoke anger and sow division