South Africa

By Staff Writer Stan Miller, chief executive of United Group and an independent non-executive director on the board of South…

By the Editorial Board of National Security News Phillip van Niekerk’s Right of Reply (BizNews, 03 September 2025) dismisses our…

By Staff Writer The Democratic Alliance (DA) has submitted a series of questions to the South African Parliament concerning the…

By Staff Writer The Democratic Alliance (DA) has submitted extensive questions in the South African Parliament regarding the growing scandal…

By Sean Rayment Hundreds of US veterans wounded in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan along with families of those…

By Staff Writer The announcement that South Africa’s MTN Group, Africa’s largest telecoms operator, is under criminal investigation by the…

Members of the US Congress supporting the passing of the US–South African Bilateral Relations Review Act of 2025 (HR 2633)…

By Staff Writer Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned the recent summit of “The Hague Group” convened in…

By Staff Writer A rare and growing bipartisan coalition in the US Congress is coalescing around legislation that would impose…

Originally published by The Jerusalem Post Insights from the Israel-Africa Relations Institute show how strategic partnerships—not aid dependency—can unlock Africa’s…

South Africa’s highest appeal court has ruled that a Turkish telecoms group claiming MTN bribed Iranian officials for a lucrative mobile phone licence may proceed its $4.2 billion damages claim.

Observers have expressed concern that a focus on strategic minerals could attract additional stakeholders and complicate negotiations.