Corporate America is tossing its diversity playbook into the recycling bin, with giants like Citigroup and McDonald’s trading in their inclusive hiring practices for a safer, less colorful approach ...

The current chaotic situation in Mozambique unequivocally signals the urgent need for structural change in the country. A radical shift in Frelimo’s approach to power is central and imperative.

Europe has been rattled by hostile remarks by US Vice-President JD Vance and US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and threats that Europe could no longer count on US military support if attacked.

Ukraine hosted European leaders on Monday to mark three years of all-out war with Russia, while top U.S. officials stayed away in a clear illustration of President Donald Trump's lurch towards Moscow ...

Dutch tech titan Prosus has decided to scoop up Just Eat Takeaway.com for a mere €4.1-billion, finally claiming its long-coveted prize at a bargain price while the food delivery landscape continues to ...

As investors continue to navigate uncertainty in local and global markets, South Africans are increasingly looking at alternative assets to diversify their portfolios. One such asset class gaining ...

Two senior British American Tobacco Kenya leaders have stepped aside after revenue authorities said they would investigate an apparent $28m tax discrepancy.

SA publishers have expressed cautious optimism following the release of the Competition Commission interim report on media and digital platforms, while Google has already shown signs of pushing back.

Western Cape High Court Judge Mushtak Parker made damning claims against impeached judge president John Hlophe, who allegedly pushed him into a bookshelf. Now Parker is being investigated for denying ...

Britain will introduce sanctions soon against Rwanda over fighting in neighbouring Congo, a minister in the UK Foreign Office told Reuters on Monday.

The move aims to address a two‐decade regulatory vacuum blamed for runaway costs, opaque pricing, and a system where patients are increasingly burdened with unforeseen expenses as the gap between what ...

Nowhere does it stipulate that good foreign relations rest on a country yielding to the dictates of another country for fear of economic or trade sanctions.