Migration from Africa is often discussed through the lens of movement towards Europe, North America or the Middle East. Yet...

Jason Arday, the sociologist who became the University of Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in its 800 year history, was found...

There is a species of error that flatters itself as innocent. The bungled slide shown recently at an international gathering...

There is a peculiar rhythm to Western commentary on Africa’s future, one that repeats itself across generations with almost liturgical...

The Southern African Times is pleased to announce Brendan Amadi as the recipient of the 2026 Editorial Recognition of the...

T he Southern African Times has announced the shortlist for the 2026 Editorial Recognition of the Year Award, a competitive...

There are moments in international affairs when the language of geopolitics becomes so sanitised, so wrapped in strategic jargon and...

There remains, in many corners of the Western imagination, a peculiar habit of speaking about Africa in the future tense,...

China’s decision to extend zero tariff treatment to imports from 53 African countries from 1 May 2026 is being interpreted...

On 12 April, Rwanda remains in the solemn grip of remembrance. Every year, Kwibuka, the national commemoration of the 1994...