Navigating the Strait of Hormuz: Lessons from the Suez Crisis

Patrick Rosenow|Published

The recent blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran and the US raises significant concerns over global trade and freedom of navigation. Drawing parallels with the ...

India commemorates Pahalgam attack anniversary with resolve against terrorism

Mazwi Xaba and Staff Reporter|Published

On the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack, the European Union stands in solidarity with India, honouring the 26 lives lost and condemning terrorism ...

Pope Leo XIV’s Complex Peace and Development Crusade in Africa

Kim Heller|Published

Pope Leo XIV's recent visit to Africa highlights his bold stance on peace amidst political turmoil. This article explores the implications of his messages on war, ...

Enhancing Intelligence Coordination in a Fragmented Security Landscape

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

The establishment of the National Centre for Intelligence Coordination aims to enhance intelligence integration in South Africa's fragmented security landscape. ...

A tough time for Masemola, but he can still bounce back and help restore governance

MAZWI XABA|Published

Masemola's appearance in court has stirred sympathy across South Africa, but as the nation grapples with corruption, can he lead a transformation in police accountability ...

A year later, Pahalgam rises strongly from the ashes of terrorism in Kashmir state

Zingisa Mkhuma|Published

One year after the tragic 2025 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 26 tourists, the region is witnessing a revival as it reopens to ...

International Mother Earth Day: Call for Unity and Harmony in Protecting Our Planet

Flora Teckie|Published

On 22 April, we celebrate International Mother Earth Day, a reminder of our planet's beauty and the urgent need for its protection. Explore the Bahá'í view on humanity's ...

When Harm Happens, the Law Must Act – More Religious Regulation is Unnecessary

Bert Pretorius|Published

Recent reports about the iKhaya Labafundi (Disciple’s Home), community in KwaZulu-Natal raise serious concerns about children's education and public health. The ...

Mali's Backing of Autonomy Plan a Setback for Sahrawi Cause

Kim Heller|Published

As Mali shifts its diplomatic stance to support Morocco's Autonomy Plan, the prospects for Sahrawi self-determination face unprecedented challenges. This article ...

Science and Religion: The Twin Pillars of Societal Progress

Flora Teckie|Published

Discover how the Bahá'í Writings reconcile the age-old conflict between science and religion, advocating for a harmonious relationship that fosters societal progress. ...

SA's Faltering Reconciliation Project and the Struggle for Justice

Sithembiso Bhengu|Published

Explore the implications of the TRC's failure to prosecute apartheid-era crimes and how it reflects on South Africa's reconciliation efforts, revealing a complex ...

He's not perfect, but finally, South Africa has an ambassador to the US

MAZWI XABA|Published

Cyril Ramaphosa's appointment of Roelf Meyer as US Ambassador raises questions about political compromises and the implications for South Africa's future.

DA Seeks Electoral Supremacy Through Generational Change

Prof. Dirk Kotzé|Published

Explore the implications of the Democratic Alliance's new leadership under Geordin Hill-Lewis as they prepare for the upcoming elections, focusing on generational ...

Understanding the US-Iran Ceasefire: A Fragile Path to Peace

Farhad Ibragimov|Published

The recent US-Iran ceasefire raises questions about its viability and the potential for lasting peace. This article explores the complexities of the ceasefire agreement, ...

Can Africa's Women Leaders Break the UN's Glass Ceiling?

Kim Heller|Published

With António Guterres's term ending in 2026, the race for the next UN Secretary-General presents a pivotal opportunity for Africa and its women. This article explores ...

War On Iran: Central Asia Caught Between Fear and Opportunity

Timofey Bordachev|Published

The ongoing conflict in Iran poses significant challenges and opportunities for Central Asia, a region historically marked by stability. As the geopolitical landscape ...

Collapse of ANC, SACP Alliance A Betrayal of Revolutionary Ideals

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

This article reflects on the legacies of Solomon Mahlangu and Chris Hani, exploring the current political landscape in South Africa and the tensions within the ANC-SACP ...

Artemis II Mission: Together we can reach new, greater heights

MAZWI XABA|Published

During a year of geopolitical tensions, the Artemis II mission emerges as a beacon of hope, showcasing the power of international collaboration in science and space ...

Partnerships that deliver: Why digital skills are key to unlocking youth opportunities

Mimmy Gondwe|Published

Innovative partnerships between public and private sectors are essential for equipping South Africa's youth with the digital skills needed to thrive in today's economy. ...