by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – BANKS are confronting a new generation of fraud threats that are adaptive, intelligent, and increasingly powered by artificial intelligence. These dynamic attacks exploit real-time vulnerabilities
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by ADANE BIKILA ADDIS ABABA – ETHIOPIAN Airlines, Africa’s aviation powerhouse, is set to strengthen its leadership in domestic connectivity with the inauguration of three new airports in Negele Borena,
by AKANI CHAUKEJOHANNESBURG – BAIC Automobile SA marked its presence at the opening ceremony of the “China–Africa People-to-People Exchange Year” and the Chinese Enterprise Image Exhibition on 13 February in
by DION HENRICK CAPE TOWN – SOUTH Africa’s rooibos industry is entering 2026 balancing export growth with climate risk and shifting global trade conditions, even as agriculture gains renewed political
by TSOANELO MOKHAHLANE MASERU – PERCHED high in the heart of Southern Africa lies the remarkable Kingdom of Lesotho, a country entirely encircled by South Africa. Known as the “Mountain
by SAVIOUS KWINIKAJOHANNESBURG – IN a historic shift for the global automotive industry, China’s BYD has overtaken America’s Ford Motor Company in worldwide vehicle sales for the first time in
by BEKEZELA NDEBELETSHOLOTSHO – TUCKED away in the north-western reaches of Zimbabwe, Tsholotsho is one of Matabeleland North’s best-kept secrets. Located approximately 100 kilometres north-west of Bulawayo and bordering the
by OKORO CHINEDU LAGOS – AFRICA’S technological voice has been strongly amplified on the world stage with the appointment of eight African experts to the United Nations’ Independent International Scientific
by DION HENRICK CAPE TOWN – SOUTH Africa’s Parliamentary Committee on Trade has welcomed the one-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), framing it as a temporary
by ALFRED SHILONGO WINDHOEK – NAMIBIA is located in southern Africa, bordered by Angola and Zambia to the north, Botswana to the east, South Africa to the south, and the
