Africa: All of Africa Today - March 11, 2026

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Africa: All of Africa Today - August 1, 2025

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Africa: All of Africa Today - May 23, 2025

 More Flee Escalating Violence At South Sudan-Ethiopia Border Read more »

Africa: Africa Day - Why Data Sovereignty is Africa's Next Liberation Struggle

On this Africa Day, as we reflect on the journey of the continent and the hopes of its people, we must widen our lens to see the deeper, invisible frontiers that define sovereignty… Read more »

Africa: All of Africa Today - May 22, 2025

'Over 100 Somali Militants Killed' By U.S. Military Under Trump Read more »

South Africa: The High-Stakes Diplomatic Dance Between Ramaphosa and Trump - How Will It End?

Fisticuffs or a firm handshake? Read more »

South Africa: U.S. 'Deserves Better' as Expelled Ambassador Rasool Readies for Return to South Africa

The U.S. expects a certain level of respect from other nations, U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said in a press briefing. Bruce said that America "deserves… Read more »

South Africa: Land Expropriation Bill Sparks Heated Debate, Misinformation Online

The signing of the Expropriation Bill sparked widespread debate across online platforms, eliciting a range of reactions, reports the Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change… Read more »

South Africa: Elon Musk, Julius Malema Back-and-Forth Escalates Deepening South Africa-U.S. Tensions

Trade relations between South Africa and the U.S. may be determined by the outcome of diplomacy Read more »

South Africa: Trump Threatens to Cut Aid to South Africa Over Land Expropriation, Ramaphosa Replies

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to stop funding for South Africa due to the controversial law on land expropriation. Read more »

Africa: How African Women Are Protecting Communities From Devastating Droughts

The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have released a new global report today -… Read more »

Africa: Widows' Rights in Africa - No Woman Should Lose Her Rights When She Loses Her Husband

Recently I had the privilege of attending the inaugural African Widows Summit. For the first time, gender ministers, First Ladies, and African Union leaders from 11… Read more »

Africa: Climate-Smart Farming Gets Funding Boost at COP28, But Small Farmers Still Struggle

Despite not securing a phase-out of fossil fuels, COP28 witnessed a historic focus on food. The summit saw over $7 billion in funding commitments, as well as a pledge by 152… Read more »

South Africa: South Africa's Water and Sanitation Challenge - Navigating the Waters of Sustainability

South Africa is currently facing significant water and sanitation challenges that have persisted for many years. These challenges are complex and they have social, economic, and… Read more »

Africa: 'Smallholder Farmers Don't Need Help, They Need Equitable Share of Investment'

The Africa Food Systems Forum 2023 (AFSF) ended with calls for concerted efforts to scale up the transformation of food systems across the continent with equitable investments… Read more »

Africa: Children Call on Leaders to Put Them First in Climate Action #AfricaClimateHope

"We do not want adults to feel sorry for us. We want to be included in finding solutions," said Phillipa Cride Dole, a young climate activist and child advocate from Sierra Leone. Read more »

Kenya: Kenya Law Society Pours Cold Water on President's Reversal of Logging Ban #AfricaClimateHope

Kenyan lawyers say the government has a case to answer over the recent decision to overturn a six-year ban on logging in the country's vulnerable forest areas. Read more »

Africa: Women's Land Rights in Africa - A Necessary Step for Progress #WD2023

In every corner of the globe, the significance of land as the bedrock of shelter, security, and livelihood is undeniable. Read more »

Africa: Selling Carbon Credits From Africa - Is it Indigenous People vs Carbon Offset Schemes?

An international non-governmental organisation which campaigns for the rights of indigenous peoples who use traditional methods of making their living is challenging the way in… Read more »

Southern Africa: Zimbabwe's Woes Affecting Rest of Region - Chissano

The crisis in Zimbabwe is having “terrible consequences” for the whole of Southern Africa by delaying the building of roads, railways and power lines, says former… Read more »

Uganda: Strategies Rural Communities Use to Deter Wildlife from Crops #AfricaClimateHope

Deep in the hearts of Kibale and Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, where the lush rainforests are dense, damp, and teeming with life, a delicate balance exists between humans and… Read more »

Lesotho: Lesotho Officials Deliberate Over Claiming Parts of South African Territory

Lesotho MPs are expected to deliberate over whether parts of South Africa's territory may be reclaimed, BBC reports. According to parliament's order paper, areas under… Read more »

Tanzania: Degradation, Human Activity and the Climate Crisis Harming Tanzania's Rangelands #AfricaClimateCrisis

Some of the iconic images people call to mind when speaking about the African continent is wide open expanses like those seen in Kenya's Masaai Mara and the Serengeti National Park… Read more »

Tanzania: Tanzania's Eviction of Maasai Pastoralists Continues

In June 2022, residents of Loliondo division in northern Tanzania's Ngorongoro district protested what they said was a government move to evict them from their ancestral land in… Read more »

South Africa: Thuli Madonsela to Appear at Successor's Impeachment Hearings - South African News Briefs - February 1, 2023

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