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South Africans Sick to Death of Persistent Corruption by Politicians
Corruption · South Africa

South Africans Sick to Death of Persistent Corruption by Politicians

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It seems that criminal elements are firmly embedded in our political systems in a way that compromises our leaders and disempowers them from acting. It is a total failure to deal with corruption, year after year.See the Story
Unseen advances, quiet offensives: ISWAP’s strategic resurgence and the limits of Nigeria’s military response
Nigeria · Nigeria

Unseen advances, quiet offensives: ISWAP’s strategic resurgence and the limits of Nigeria’s military response

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Carrying a torch is not enough
Canada · Canada

Carrying a torch is not enough

The biggest story in Eswatini in 2024 – written by South African journalists Micah Reddy and Warren Thompson – revealed how two Canadian brothers established a bank in the kingdom through evidently corrupt means. Despite the process being repeatedly red flagged by the regulator, Eswatini Central Bank, the brothers were granted a banking licence in […]Read Article

The harsh reality of exposing corruption

Whistleblowing is a legal process that carries significant personal and professional risks. It is often governed by national laws such as the Protected Disclosures Act (PDA) in South Africa and the Public Interest Disclosures Act (PIDA) in the United Kingdom. However, despite legal protections, the reality for whistleblowers – particularly in Africa – is often […]Whistleblower · South AfricaRead Article

Mining’s revival must also deal with its legacy

Mining is still central to the South African economy. It employs roughly 480,000 people directly. With an estimated dependency ratio of 10 to one, the industry essentially supports close to five million people. That’s a twelfth of the country’s population. Demand for minerals and metals is not slowing down. But our gold mining sector will […]Mining · South AfricaRead Article

International corruption court can restore human dignity in Africa

The right to human dignity is core to a basic understanding of rights and obligations. It is enshrined in the Constitution as a foundational value and fundamental right. Chapter 1 of the Constitution specifies human dignity as a founding value of the democratic state, while Chapter 10 guarantees everyone the right to have their dignity […]Read Article

Map: What a Year of Islamic State Terror Looks Like

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Counterterrorism officials have long assessed their approach to the utilization of terrorist organizations alongside digital tools and social media platforms, often likening their efforts to a whac-a-mole scenario. Groups like the Islamic State and neo-Nazi organizations such as The Base harness digital tools to covertly gather finances, obtain 3D-printed weaponry, and disseminate these resources among [...] The post Harnessing AI: How Terrorist…Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Digital technology must speak African languages

Every year on 25  May, Africa Day is observed to celebrate the continent’s strength and rich cultural heritage. But it is also a day that reminds us how far we still have to go. Across Africa, many still face daily struggles with unemployment, poverty and inadequate access to basic services. Less visible, but just as urgent, […]Read Article

GGA’s youth advocacy event drives positive change in Nigeria

As part of efforts to promote leadership accountability, Good Governance Africa (GGA-Nigeria), on Thursday, 26 June, played host to a dynamic gathering of young leaders and change-makers who came together for the Youth Advocates for Good Governance (YAGG) event at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) in Akoka. The engaging platform brought together about 80 passionate […]Lagos, Lagos · LagosRead Article

Turning Old EV Batteries Into a Domestic Source of Critical Minerals with Altilium

The UK Investor Magazine was delighted to welcome Christian Marston,  COO of Altilium, to delve into the UK clean tech’s specialist EV recycling process and the opportunity for investors. Explore Altilium on Republic here. Altilium is a UK clean technology company that recycles old EV batteries into sustainable battery materials, supporting Britain’s transition to net-zero […] The post Turning old EV batteries into a domestic source of critical …United Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

We need a values-based, not an ‘out of sight out-of mind’ leadership in South Africa

Our political leadership could learn a lot about embodied, empathetic and compassionate leadership from a vlog by the dynamic young musician, Zintle Kwaaiman. In it, Kwaaiman cries, deeply moved by witnessing the plight of people affected by abject poverty in a place she had just visited. Her tears were born of compassion for the people […]Poverty · South AfricaRead Article

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