Ghana’s Roads and Highways Minister demands a refund of $30 million paid to a foreign contractor for unexecuted road works. This report explores the contractual failures, legal strategy, reform plans, and the broader implications for infrastructure financing
Professor Firoz Cachalia has been officially sworn in as South Africa’s new Minister of Police, signaling a fresh chapter in…
Sexual violence in DR Congo has reached alarming levels, leaving women and girls without safety or justice. This in-depth analysis…
Japan has committed JPY 200 million (≈ US $1.36 M) to support Lesotho’s national school feeding programme, benefiting 50,000 pre-primary children and linking smallholder…
Eswatini civil society groups (CSOs) plan to challenge US deportations to their country, arguing legal violations and humanitarian concerns. Read about the developments, implications, and responses from all sides.
Malawi High Court Declares Criminal Defamation Unconstitutional in Landmark Ruling Malawi’s Constitutional Court has declared criminal defamation unconstitutional, strengthening free…
By Investigative Contributor – Zanele Khumalo When Mantengu Mining announced it had acquired Sublime Technologies for just US$100,000, many assumed…
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses offered by the ACC are designed to help professionals maintain and enhance their expertise in critical fields. Whether you’re a legal, medical, engineering, or business professional, ACC CPD programs offer structured, accredited training aligned with industry best practices
Urban innovation in Africa has become a cornerstone for economic transformation and sustainable development. As cities across the continent rapidly expand, the need for resilient infrastructure, digital governance, and sustainable capital investment becomes more critical than ever. Unlocking capital and fostering innovation will not only help mitigate the effects of climate change but also enhance the quality of life for urban populations.
In recent years, Africa’s contemporary art scene has witnessed a remarkable surge in the number of independent art spaces. These grassroots venues have emerged as crucial platforms for artistic expression, experimentation, and community engagement — often filling gaps left by traditional galleries and institutional art centers. At the heart of this movement is Panya Routes, a groundbreaking initiative that maps and supports independent art spaces across Africa, now offering open access to a wealth of information, opportunities, and connections.
