Africa’s eye on the ball The sense of national unity and purpose that a successful World Cup could bring South Africa is both needed and attainable, says Patrick ... Smith
South Africa’s base camp Bafana Bafana are gearing up for their opening match against Mexico on Friday 11 June, but the team's preparations were not all smooth ... sailing.
Danny Jordaan: The man in charge For Danny Jordaan, chief executive of the 2010 World Cup local organising committee, the month of June will be the most important of his life. ... He spoke to The Africa Report.
“These people don’t want to work” In the second of our series of articles on the way the Rainbow Nation is seen by the rest of Africa, Azad Essa talks to a Kenyan barber living ... in South Africa
“I felt that South Africa would be the best place in Africa” As part of a series of online articles on how the Rainbow Nation is seen by the rest of Africa, Azad Essa talks to an Ethiopian journalist living ... in Durban
“I felt that South Africa would be the best place in Africa” As part of a series of online articles on how the Rainbow Nation is seen by the rest of Africa, Azad Essa talks to an Ethiopian journalist living ... in Durban
Françafrique: the new networks At the close of the France-Africa summit in Nice this week, François Soudan gives a practical guide to the new Françafrique. ...
The greener grass of somewhere else Donu Kogbara, a Nigerian brought up in England but now living in Abuja, says she is saddled with a "sense of elsewhere" ...
Is the US religious right fuelling the anti-gay lobby in Africa? Read the views of Ugandan pastor Martin Ssempa and Kenyan gay rights campaigner David Kuria and join in the debate. ...
Is the US religious right fuelling the anti-gay lobby in Africa? Read the views of Ugandan pastor Martin Ssempa and Kenyan gay rights campaigner David Kuria and join in the debate. ...
Football: The power of the beautiful game Sport is highly-politicised on the continent but South Africa's footballers ?and politicians hope that a successful World Cup will transform ... Africa's image across the globe
Football: The power of the beautiful game Sport is highly-politicised on the continent but South Africa's footballers ?and politicians hope that a successful World Cup can transform ... Africa's image across the globe
Nigeria: Fixing the middle belt Fixing the ethnic and religious divides of the Middle Belt is a key task for President Goodluck Jonathan as Nigeria prepares for elections in ... 2011.
Africa’s risk seriously overpriced, says Kaberuka African Development Bank President Donald Kaberuka on risk, bonds and new blood at the Bank. ...