Bafana Bafana Hold Czechia to a Hard-Earned Draw in Atlanta

The Leopards Have Their Bite Back

Ronaldo failed to score. Is he done? And Out?

How a Zimbabwean Businessman Just Landed a Piece of Kenya's $2.9 Billion Airport Deal - and What It Means for African Business

For Kenya, this is not just infrastructure. JKIA is the country's primary gateway to the world. It connects East Africa's largest economy to global trade, tourism, and investment flows.

A Day the World Cup Earned Its Name

Late Strike Sends Ivory Coast Past Ecuador in World Cup Thriller

Germany Send a Statement: Seven-Goal Rout Opens World Cup Campaign in Houston

For Curaçao, the story is different but equally significant. As the smallest nation ever to reach a World Cup, simply being on the pitch was historic.

Mexico 2–0 South Africa: The World Cup Begins, and El Tri Deliver

So Close, So Agonising: Arsenal Fall in Budapest as PSG Retain the Crown

Eze is a magnificent footballer. This will not define him unless he lets it. Rice did not let the pressure define him. Martinelli certainly did not. But the lesson from Budapest, the one that will echo until next season, is that when the stage is at its largest, simplicity is the bravest choice.

New York's Long Wait Is Over

Two Roads to Budapest

Mind-Bogglingly Crazy: Europe's Heatwave Is Not Weather. It's a Warning.

Russia Keeps Bombing Civilians. The World Keeps Watching.

The Deal That Isn't Signed Yet

The Life and Death of Linda Tsungirirai Masarira

Africa Comes to Letterkenny: Don't Miss Africa Day 2026 This Sunday

The Weight of a Knee: From George Floyd to Yves Sakila

They're Burying the Ballot: How Zimbabwe's Amendment Bill No. 3 Dismantles Democracy From the Inside

Zimbabweans in the diaspora and at home have begun organising. A Change.org petition calling for the bill to be stopped has been circulating, gathering signatures from those who believe that a constitution belongs to the people, not to the party that currently holds a parliamentary majority.

Zimbabwe's minerals, Zimbabwe's rules: the export ban reshaping a sector

Zimbabwe, mining, lithium, beneficiation, critical minerals, Africa

ZIMBABWE'S CONSTITUTION IS NOT ZANU-PF'S PROPERTY

The bill proposes extending presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years, thereby prolonging President Mnangagwa's tenure until 2030, replacing direct presidential elections with parl

AFRICA TAKES ITS HISTORY BACK: WHAT THE GRAND EGYPTIAN MUSEUM MEANS FOR THE WORLD

It houses over 100,000 artefacts spanning 7,000 years of Egyptian history, more than half of which are on public display.

The Audacity of the Ungrateful: South Africa's War on Its Own Continent