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Ruto in Pretoria: Can Kenya and South Africa find common ground?
Kenya’s President William Ruto has undertaken three state visits this year, travelling to Tanzania, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, where he signed agreements ranging from trade and
Young South Africans take up sustainable agriculture for food security
In a school in South Africa, a group of students stare at a row of small plants growing in a greenhouse. Each one is involved
FIFA Takes Action as FKF Leadership Crisis Deepens
FIFA has intervened in the FKF leadership crisis, ordering a temporary halt to key decisions as it moves to address governance concerns in Kenyan football.
2 In 5 Black-Owned Business Loan Applications Were Denied, Study Finds
Black-owned businesses faced the highest rejection rate for loans in 2024, according to a recent analysis by LendingTree. Nearly 2 in 5 (39%) of Black
Black Music Month Celebrates Legacy of Innovation
As June begins, communities across the nation are recognizing Black Music Month, an annual celebration honoring the profound impact of African American artists on the
The Supreme Court’s Republican appointees end civil rights redistricting protections
The U.S. Supreme Court’s Republican appointees used the shadow docket on Tuesday to dramatically expand the scope and effect of April’s Louisiana v. Callais Voting
Kenya, South Africa and the Contest for Africa’s Voice
When President William Ruto arrives in Pretoria for a three-day state visit this week, he will seek to reaffirm relations with one of Africa’s most
Venezuela: Universal Jurisdiction a Route to Justice
(Madrid) – Argentina’s efforts to extradite and question a former Venezuelan official residing in Spain accused of crimes against humanity could offer a pathway toward accountability,
Investigation launched into Dutch police violence against pregnant woman
Melike Pala 02 June 2026•Update: 02 June 2026 Dutch police have launched an investigation into an incident involving the use of force against a pregnant
Cox names church attorney, Federal Prosecutor to Utah’s High Court – Deseret News
Gov. Spencer Cox appointed attorneys Jay Jorgensen and Stephen Dent to two newly created seats on the Utah Supreme Court bench. The appointments come after