Let me be unequivocal here: xenophobia is a betrayal of African unity. It is a sickness born of poverty, inequality and government failure, but its victims are our African brothers and sisters.

(Bloomberg) -- It’s been 100 days since Cyril Ramaphosa returned to power and his African National Congress agreed to form a governing alliance with opposition parties. While the coalition has been ...

A captivating performance by acclaimed Jamaican writer and poet Dr Natalie Corthésy highlighted Poetry in the Park, an event organised by the P J Patterson Institute for African-Caribbean Advocacy at ...

Organisers of the Firewood Jollof Festival 2025 have pushed a message of cultural unity and collaboration across Africa following its recently held event, which drew thousands of food lovers, ...

The African Union’s permanent membership in the G20 ensures that even as individual presidencies rotate, Africa’s voice in ...