BY resolution 59/26 of 22 November 2004, the UN General Assembly declared 8–9 May as a time of remembrance and reconciliation and, while recognizing that Member States…
Posts tagged as “Africa”
How combining new technology and traditional knowledge harvests rain and restores land Farming in the Sahel region of Africa isn’t easy. It’s an area that…
Kenneth Kaunda’s final journey across his beloved Zambia is set to begin on Wednesday. The country’s vice president Inonge Wina announced on Zambian state television…
The tragedy with history is that it offers so much yet still so little in answers to understanding the past. It’s a never ending process…
International arrivals fell by 72% over the first ten months of 2020, with restrictions on travel, low consumer confidence and a global struggle to contain…
the number of people facing emergency levels of acute food insecurity may rise further "unless we act now and act at scale."
IN analysing the discourse of South Africa’s volatile history, one cannot help but notice the many forms of erasure that people like Dr Motsoko Pheko have suffered because of their affiliation to the PAC and to Robert Sobukwe.
Journalist Lerato Mogoatlhe gave up her day job to pursue her dream of sojourning around west Africa. She had planned to do it for three months, but it turned out to be an extended trip of five years! Mukurukuru Media shares a snippet of her journey from her book Vagabond: Wandering through Africa on faith.