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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded Mauritius’ highest civilian honor, the Grand Commander of the Order of the Star and Key of the Indian Ocean, becoming the first Indian recipient. …
PM Modi Becomes First Indian to Receive Mauritius’ Highest Honour Read More
The relationship between South Africa and the United States is strained following President Trump’s aid freeze, which he linked to South Africa’s treatment of the Afrikaner community and its actions …
South Africa Faces Trade Consequences Amid Trump Aid Freeze Read More
Sam Nujoma, Namibia’s ‘founding father’ and first president, has died at the age of 95. He led the country to independence from apartheid South Africa in 1990 and served as …
The Legacy of Sam Nujoma: Namibia’s Founding Father Passes at 95 Read More
In 2024, global elections precipitated a pronounced anti-incumbent wave, leading to the decline of established political parties in multiple countries. High inflation and the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic undermined …
Global Democracy in 2024: A Year of Electoral Turmoil and Discontent Read More
The year 2024 saw a dramatic wave of voter discontent across 70 countries, resulting in the rejection of incumbents due to dissatisfaction with governance amidst economic disruption and instability. Notable …
Global Electoral Upsets: 2024’s Turbulent Year for Incumbents and Democracy Read More
In 2024, global elections reflected widespread voter dissatisfaction, leading to the ousting of numerous incumbents across major democratic countries. Economic struggles and political unrest resulted in a significant shift toward …
2024 Global Elections: A Year of Voter Discontent and Political Shifts Read More
In 2024, Southern Africa experienced significant electoral changes as long-governing liberation parties, like Botswana’s ruling party and South Africa’s ANC, faced serious declines due to a younger electorate prioritizing government …
Transformative Elections in Southern Africa: A Shift in Political Dynamics Read More
Tito Mboweni, South Africa’s first black central bank governor and former finance minister, has died at 65 after a short illness. A prominent anti-apartheid activist, Mboweni’s economic reforms and labor …
Tito Mboweni: Pioneering South African Leader Passes Away at 65 Read More