Five days from now, South Africa faces a moment of reckoning, not because the government has declared a crisis, but precisely because it insists it hasn’t. The planned demonstrations of 30 June, anchored in the anti-immigration movement March and March’s ultimatum for undocumented foreigners to leave the country, have triggered
Africa’s leaders are increasingly united around a simple but transformative idea: the continent can no longer afford to remain merely a supplier of raw materials to the rest of the world. At the 5th African Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit (AFNIS 2026) in Abuja, policymakers, investors and industry leaders
Speaking at a foreign policy forum in Moscow, the Kremlin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the global security system was “eroding.” Russia’s claim that nuclear weapons remain the only real barrier against global war is designed to sound blunt, even pragmatic. In one sense, it reflects an old strategic truth: