A plan by Togo to ask the United Nations General Assembly in September to move away from the Mercator world map has revived a broader debate over how different projections can shape perceptions of ...

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With the Africa Forward Summit headed to Nairobi on 11 and 12 May, I have been reflecting on what this moment means. In my ...

The marathon's evolution highlights the complexities of athletic performance in India, particularly in comparison to African nations. Recent breakthroughs, like Sabastian Sawe breaking the two-hour ...

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Few questions in economic history generate more heat than the one that seems, on the surface, most straightforward: Did ...

South Africa stands at a crossroads as global shipping traffic around the Cape of Good Hope surges, yet the nation risks ...

There is a story South Africa has been telling itself about the digital divide, and it is only half true. The dominant ...