Opinion
Middle East on the Brink as US-Approved Strike on Iran Sparks Global Alarm
The world watched with rising apprehension this week as the Middle East inched closer to large-scale...
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US Economic Gambit and China’s Financial Warfare Reshape the Global Order
The US dollar has long been the cornerstone of global finance, underpinning international trade, reserve holdings,...
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OPINION | A Diaspora View on Lord Collins’ Visit and a New UK–Zimbabwe Compact
As a Zimbabwean based in the United Kingdom, Lord Collins’ recent visit to Harare felt not...
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Who Will Hear Kenya Out After the Death of Albert Ojwang?
The death of Kenyan blogger Albert Ojwang in a police cell is not just another case...
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OPINION | What Africa needs from banks to achieve its energy transition
The future of energy in Africa will not be determined by policy alone. Nor will it...
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OPINION | South Africa’s Real Economic Problem Isn’t BEE — It’s Amnesia
In South Africa’s investment circles, few topics evoke such visceral overreaction as Black Economic Empowerment. That...
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Trump’s unfounded attack on Cyril Ramaphosa was an insult to all Africans
The meeting at the White House between Donald Trump and the South African president, Cyril Ramaphosa,...
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Op-Ed by President Ramaposa | South Africa and the US have much to gain from working together
Last week, I undertook a successful working visit to the United States at the invitation of...
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Ivies in the Crossfire: Trump, Harvard, and the Education Cold War
In a dramatic escalation of tensions between the Trump administration and one of America’s most prestigious...
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Reclaiming Power: Political Authority as the Cornerstone of African Liberation
.Why does every serious vision for Africa’s transformation ultimately return to the question of political power?...
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