Opinion
Zimbabwe bans mobile money, stock exchange: Necessary evil or disruptive interference?
LONDON July 24 (The Southern African Times) - On the 26th of June 2020 Zimbabwe’s Ministry...
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Chinese Technology Remains Crucial to African Development
July 20 (The Southern African Times) - Over the past year the United States government has...
Read moreDetailsWhy African Nations Stand With China on Hong Kong
Yesterday at the United Nations Human Rights Council 26 African states leant support to China over...
Read moreDetailsBritain Must Confront its colonial History
The toppling and dumping of the statue of Edward Colston, a 17th-century slave trader, by Black...
Read moreDetailsAfrican Governments must Consider Police and Military Reform in their Post-COVID19 Plans
In a bid to reverse the economic decline, many African countries have started to lift lockdown...
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Do African American politicians recover from scandal like their white counterparts?
The role of race in American politics cannot be understood except as an example of the...
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Africa’s response to COVID-19 appears to be far from the predicted doom
It’s easy to lose track of the number of articles in Western publications predicting imminent Covid-19...
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How the lockdown is affecting women in business and the creative ways they are making it work
In a report released last year, spearheaded by Natwest chief executive of commercial and private banking,...
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3 Tips to Guide your Business Through the COVID-19 Outbreak
As of today March 23, the African Center for Disease Control reported that the COVID-19 virus...
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Ernesto Cardenal obituary
Poet and priest who mixed religion and politics in his commitment to social justice in Nicaragua...
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