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Despite a record surge in political parties contesting South Africa's elections, voter participation continues to decline as citizens confront unfulfilled promises, coalition instability, and a lack of credible policy alternatives.
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Academic Srila Roy addresses the fallout from her controversial tweet and explores the complex tensions of xenophobia, academic freedom, and decolonial feminism in her new book, Dissonant Intimacies.
Heading into COP31 in Antalya, Africa must abandon the begging bowl and demand fair payment for uncompensated adaptation labour, loss and damage transfers, and mineral beneficiation.
Decision disappoints experts hoping for world’s biggest emitter to take global lead on climate crisis China has ruled out hosting the Cop33 UN climate summit in 2028 after months of deliberations…
It’s Thursday, Nov. 12. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. SENATORS LOSE NICK COUSINS FOR AT LEAST A WEEK FOLLOWING VIOLENT HIT FROM CAPITALS’ JAKOB CHYCHRUN “That’s about…
Billionaire industrialist Aliko Dangote has launched a $2.5 billion fuel pipeline project in Namibia, expanding an ambitious pan-African strategy to process the continent's resources at home.
After Olympic champion Tatjana Smith announced her switch to represent the Netherlands, South African sport faces urgent questions about athlete funding, governance, and dual-citizenship eligibility.
