You were fine when apartheid locked opportunities away from millions, but now that policies open doors for the excluded, you call it “oppression.”

📍Touchdown in Joburg for an intense week ahead across the continent. • Leaders’ Meeting with South Africa, with key discussions on trade, raw materials and clean energy • First-ever G20 Summit on African soil • Final pledging event of our Scaling Up Renewables for Africa

📍 Hello Johannesburg 🇿🇦 ! Great to be here for the very first G20 South Africa Summit on African soil. A strong signal of Africa’s growing strategic importance in a multipolar world. Looking forward to our Leaders’ meeting later today Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 #G20SouthAfrica

The world must know! Keep it going.

Dear Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦, what an exceptional year for our 🇪🇺🇿🇦 partnership. One that is truly delivering for both sides, and for the greater good. Tomorrow, we host the final pledging event of our Scaling Up Renewables in Africa campaign. With the aim to power a clean future for

Will be attending the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa. This is a particularly special Summit as it is being held in Africa. Various global issues will be discussed there. Will be meeting various world leaders during the Summit. nm-4.com/WjppJ3

In 1993, just before democracy, white South Africans owned about 87% of commercial land. Since then, less than 8% of that has been transferred to other groups. Truly the most unequal country in the whole world. #TheWorldMustKnow

America just realised that nobody cares what they think of South Africa, and everyone is rocking up to the party. Delicious

Some of our African leaders are a total disgrace and shameless. Malawi’s Finance Minister, Joseph Mwanamvekha, is currently in the Middle East with a begging bowl, asking for food aid from Qatar and the UAE, yet back home in Lilongwe the Vice President, Dr Jane Ansah, is planning

After a few years of writing on South Africa’s economic and social stagnation, I’ve learned something: people don’t want to know why things happen. They want to know who is responsible. For example, when I wrote about how Eskom’s problems stem from its commercialisation in the

This evening I was on South Africa’s SABC News channel, where I explained that the Malawian government must come clean on the state funds that Vice President Dr Jane Ansah is set to use for a private trip to England to celebrate her husband’s 80th birthday. I added that more

ORANIA EXTENDS EXCLUSION TO POOR WHITES By Dr. Zamani Saul, ANC NC Provincial Chairperson 10 January 2025 A few days before Christmas, I took my ailing mom for a short walk in my small hometown, Petrusville, in the Northern Cape. As we passed a grocery store, we witnessed a

🚨 Anne Hathaway with an Arsenal shirt at The Devil Wears Prada 2 premiere in London! 😅

Approximately 6 million people in SA live in shack dwellings. On cold and rainy days I am most reminded why that should not be tolerable as even the minimum quality of life a person in this country should have. We need to set a minimum that we will ensure noone lives below.

Because international aid-related stuff is so visible in the media, many people in high-income countries think foreign aid takes up 20% of GDP (when it’s actually <0.3% in most cases). Maybe the messaging from advocacy groups should be more about how the aid sector achieves so

Wow. The Pope was just asked his stance on migration. His answer is amazing: “I would change the question: what is the global North doing to help the global South in its situation that forces them to migrate.”

South Africa's 🇿🇦 iconic icebreaking polar supply and research ship, S. A. Agulhas II is dedicated to Miriam Makeba.

Why are we world beaters at rugby? 1. Because players and coaches are held accountable for outcomes. Winning is the aim. The “main thing”, as Rassie puts it. 2. Because we are able to draw on all the talent in the country. 18 year olds coming through from every background and

Nairobi Governor of Nairobi County chosen as one of the 10 global pilot cities for the Bloomberg AI Mayors Forum which has just been announced at the #CityLabMadrid by Bloomberg Philanthropies. Congratulations to Nairobi City County and Gov Sakaja Arthur Johnson

Africa has more entrepreneurs per capita than any other region — but too much of it is survivalist. World Bank Group researchers estimate that only 5% of businesses in Africa are productive, with 1 employee or more. The other 95% are solo businesses that tend not to contribute