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Africa: Can a Newly Discovered Soil Fungus Stop the Devastating African Armyworm When Chemicals Have Failed?
[The Conversation Africa] The African armyworm is a highly destructive migratory pest that damages maize, sorghum, millet and sugarcane. These caterpillars also cause indirect damage to livestock as they destroy …
News24 | ANALYSIS | Banyana’s regression exposed by Tanzania’s rise in shock Wafcon defeat
Banyana Banyana’s shock 2-1 defeat by Tanzania in their opening Women’s Africa Cup of Nations match brought into sharp focus the 2022 champions’ regression and the progress made by “minnows” …
Nigeria: Nigeria's Conflict Zones - Why People Stay Even When They Can Leave
[The Conversation Africa] When armed groups attack a community, people often assume that everyone who can escape will leave. This belief influences news stories, public discussions and humanitarian efforts, which …
Africa: Conflict and Crisis Put Six World Heritage Sites At Risk
[UN News] Armed conflict, insecurity and environmental pressures are threatening ancient cities, historic castles and one of the world's greatest wildlife migrations.
Sudan: SAF Claims Gains On Omdurman-El Obeid Road As Fighting Continues in North Kordofan
[Dabanga] El Obeid / Omdurman / Umm Garfa / Bara / Jabra El -- The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) say they have tightened their grip on the strategic Omdurman-El Obeid …
West Africa: Ecowas Reaffirms 2027 Launch of Eco Single Currency
[Daba Finance] West African leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to launching the ECO single currency in 2027, adopting a phased approach that will allow only member states meeting the bloc's …
West Africa: Fragmented Security Allows Terrorists' Cross-Mobility Across Lake Chad and Sahel
[ISS] As Islamic State affiliates extend their reach, states must find ways to share intelligence and cooperate, despite political fractures.
Niger: Niger's Junta Marks Three Years Amid Rising Violence and Lost Freedoms
[RFI] Three years after President Mohamed Bazoum was overthrown, Niger is recording strong oil-driven growth but facing rising jihadist violence and a severe restriction of political freedoms, former ambassador Kiari …
Oxford Begins Ebola Vaccine Trial
[RFI] The death toll from an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has climbed to 1,405, with confirmed cases now at 3,200, government data showed Sunday, as researchers …
Zimbabwe: ZWG Annual Inflation Rate Drops to 3,2 Percent in July
[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe's annual ZiG inflation rate fell to 3.2% in July 2026, down 1.5% from the previous month's 4.7%.
Major changes for South Africa’s visa system – Here’s what the new R500 fee means
South Africa is planning changes to its visa system that could affect how thousands of international visitors apply to enter the country.
Iran: Tehran slams Ukraine over Caspian sea attacks
Iran on Monday had scathing words for Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, after he announced that Kyiv had struck vessels linked to Iran in the Caspian Sea.
South Africa: World Nature Conservation Day - South Africa's Natural Heritage Is Disappearing Quietly
[Daily Maverick] Most conservation losses do not begin with bulldozers, but with indifference - a landscape dismissed as 'just scrub', a patch of land assumed to have little value, a …
South Africa: The Myth of the Level Playing Field - Why SA's Wealth Gap Requires a Redress
[Daily Maverick] Where most countries wrestle with financial inequality through inheritance, in South Africa the legacy of apartheid means only a few South Africans see wealth pass from one generation …
Is 'Sorry' Enough? the Mokwele Case and the Limits of Institutional Apology
[Daily Maverick] An arrest is not a tweet; it is a humiliation where no apology can restore a damaged reputation.
Angola's Russia Spy Trial Signals a New Phase of Information Warfare in Africa
[Daily Maverick] Angola's legal action against Russian nationals underscores a pivotal shift in Africa's approach to information warfare, challenging external narratives and asserting national sovereignty over digital influence.
South Africa: Unwitting Whistleblowers - the Compliance Paradox Facing Employers of Foreign Nationals
[Daily Maverick] South African employers are required to make a good faith effort to ascertain whether a foreign national's status authorises the particular employment concerned. Verification routes exist, but there …
When a Journal Falls Off the Education Department List, Academics Shouldn't Pay the Price
[Daily Maverick] A journal that falls off the Department of Higher Education and Training-accredited list can have serious consequences for academics where careers are influenced and past research invalidated.
How SA's Draft Procurement Regulations Will Raise Costs, Deepen Corruption
[Daily Maverick] The National Treasury's proposed preferential procurement regulations have too many objectives, which makes it harder to judge performance.
South Africa: Social Inequality, Not Electoral Apathy, Is Driving Voter Disengagement in SA
[Daily Maverick] Citizens and adjudicators share responsibility for maintaining a peaceful, democratic society, but declining voter participation reflects growing disillusionment rather than apathy. Deep social and economic inequalities undermine trust …
South Africa: Everything You Need to Know About Voting During the November 4 Local Government Elections
[Daily Maverick] Your go-to guide on the 2026 local elections ahead of the final voter registration weekend this Saturday and Sunday.