Mswati’s eSwatini: Defined by fear and silence; propped by renegades, By Shoks Mnisi Mzolo
Despite a huge fan base, from Southern Africa to Taiwan and the United States, Mswati’s record on human rights is...
TRAVELOGUE: A slow journey through Lesotho, where mountains hold time still
Travelling through Lesotho offers more than a visual spectacle, revealing a country where history, culture and landscape exist in constant...
Remembering John Maroo, an underground operative, By Shoks Mnisi Mzolo
The number of people walking and commuting, on the streets of Soweto in the morning, is on a steady rise....
TRAVELOGUE: Inside Limpopo, South Africa’s pristine, Eden-like dreamscape
“Limpopo reminds you that Africa’s story did not begin with colonisation, but began here, in the stones, the sky, the...
South Africa’s electricity company faces backlash amidst proposed tariff hike
Eskom wants a tariff increase but many South Africans oppose it.
Botswana’s new president set to be inaugurated amidst high expectations
“Change is here,” Mr Boko said in the capital Gaborone. It is the third time that he has run for...
Nigerian culture and tourism: The route to shared and sustainable growth, By Shoks Mnisi Mzolo
Argungu Fishing Festival Now that the Ministry of Tourism and that of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy – under...
TRAVELOGUE: Ode to Serowe, world-famous village in Southern Africa’s oasis of peace
Retracing the footsteps of history and foraging museums in the land of cows, diamonds and wandering elephants.
TRAVELOGUE: Cold War History: Revisiting crash site of Hammarskjöld’s plane
Ndola, a sleepy town in Zambia, was yanked to global prominence overnight on 17 September 1961, when the DC6-B, the...
