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Africa’s Maize Market Is Entering a New Phase — What South Africa’s Bigger Harvest Means
Agriculture

Africa’s Maize Market Is Entering a New Phase — What South Africa’s Bigger Harvest Means

South Africa is heading toward another bumper maize harvest, raising hopes of stronger regional supplies and softer pric...

By Rodah Muchembi 2 months ago
A 116 Year Old Private Company Looks To Expand Onto South Africa’s Rail Systems
Economy

A 116 Year Old Private Company Looks To Expand Onto South Africa’s Rail Systems

Grindrod has seen its earnings grow with its ports and terminals leading the way, and is eyeing expansion into South Afr...

By Sizwe Mlotshwa 2 months ago
Police Seize R200 Million Cocaine at OR Tambo in Major Drug Bust
Drug Trafficking

Police Seize R200 Million Cocaine at OR Tambo in Major Drug Bust

A combined 334 kilograms of cocaine worth an estimated R200 million was seized at OR Tambo International Airport on Tues...

By James A. Abi 2 months ago
South African Prisons 58% Over-Crowded with Foreign Inmates 17.5%
Humanitarian Crisis

South African Prisons 58% Over-Crowded with Foreign Inmates 17.5%

South Africa's correctional system is operating at 58 percent over capacity, with 168,672 inmates crammed into facilitie...

By Sizwe Mlotshwa 2 months ago
Africa’s Ports Are Becoming the New Battleground for Global Trade
Features

Africa’s Ports Are Becoming the New Battleground for Global Trade

For centuries, Africa's coastline has connected the continent to the rest of the world. Ships carrying oil, minerals, ag...

By Wambua Kiseli 2 months ago
Why Do African Countries Keep Borrowing Money?
Explainers

Why Do African Countries Keep Borrowing Money?

African governments borrow money for the same reasons people take out loans—to build, to survive and to invest in the ...

By James A. Abi 2 months ago
From Unity to Uncertainty: Is South Africa's Democracy Finding Its New Voice?
Political Analysis

From Unity to Uncertainty: Is South Africa's Democracy Finding Its New Voice?

More than three decades after the end of apartheid, South Africa finds itself at another defining moment. With a second ...

By Siphiwe Tshili 2 months ago
South African Rand Strengthens Against the U.S. Dollar
Markets

South African Rand Strengthens Against the U.S. Dollar

The South African rand has strengthened sharply against the U.S. dollar, reaching its strongest level since the beginnin...

By Rodah Muchembi 2 months ago
Africa’s Youth Population: Why It Is Both an Opportunity and a Risk
Explainers

Africa’s Youth Population: Why It Is Both an Opportunity and a Risk

Africa is entering one of the most important demographic transformations in its history. With children and young people ...

By Rodah Muchembi 2 months ago
The egg is changing. Can Africa capture what comes next?
The Next 54

The egg is changing. Can Africa capture what comes next?

A Salmonella outbreak in the UK is raising questions about egg safety, while US companies are developing egg proteins wi...

By Caleb Koyo 2 months ago
World Mosquito Day: Tiny Insect, Global Impact
Public Health

World Mosquito Day: Tiny Insect, Global Impact

World Mosquito Day: Tiny Bite, Big Risk! Mosquitoes spread malaria, dengue, and Zika. Dengue: Infections occur yearly; Z...

By Sizwe Mlotshwa 2 months ago
Africa’s Next Climate Shock: What a Super El Niño Could Mean for Food, Jobs and Prices
Climate Change

Africa’s Next Climate Shock: What a Super El Niño Could Mean for Food, Jobs and Prices

A powerful El Niño is developing in the Pacific and could become one of the strongest on record. For Africa, the warnin...

By Rodah Muchembi 2 months ago