Africa

By Africa Front Staff

The making of Mazhar Akhter

At just 24, Mazhar Akhter has transformed his childhood dream of fashion design into a reality, launching his first commercial collection with Pick n Pay Clothi

The making of Mazhar Akhter
By Africa Front Staff

Legacy Foundations Impact

As South Africa's political landscape faces challenges from declining party leadership and a lack of evidence-based policy, legacy political foundations are eme

Legacy Foundations Impact
By Africa Front Staff

America, remodelled and rebranded

A federal appeals court has ordered a stop to President Donald Trump's controversial White House ballroom renovation, ruling that the president lacked the autho

America, remodelled and rebranded
By Africa Front Staff

When freedom failed the mineworkers

Fourteen years after the tragedy at Lonmin’s platinum mine in Marikana, the 16 August 2012 massacre remains a significant event in South Africa’s democratic his

When freedom failed the mineworkers
By Africa Front Staff

Editorial: Marikana wounds linger

As the 14th anniversary of the Marikana massacre approaches, the article reflects on the tragic day in 2012 when police killed 34 striking miners. It highlights

Editorial: Marikana wounds linger
By Africa Front Staff

The father wound SA won’t name

While South Africa dedicates August to confronting gender-based violence, this article challenges us to address an uncomfortable dimension: the violence inflict

The father wound SA won’t name
By Africa Front Staff

Bree Street's R1bn buying frenzy

Tricolt Group's new 23-storey development, The Madison, on Bree Street, Cape Town, achieved a staggering R1.255 billion in off-plan sales on its launch day, mar

Bree Street's R1bn buying frenzy
By Africa Front Staff

Omoda C7 SHS: Big power, tiny thirst

The Omoda C7 SHS, featuring Chery Group's Super Hybrid System, proves that electrified vehicles excel in urban environments. This review explores its driving mo

Omoda C7 SHS: Big power, tiny thirst
By Africa Front Staff

KZN gangs infiltrated SAPS task teams

Retired warrant officer Gregory Loftus told the Madlanga Commission that his son, KZN tow truck owner Bevan Loftus, was murdered by police during a bogus Cash-i

KZN gangs infiltrated SAPS task teams
By Africa Front Staff

Marikana’s long wait for justice

Fourteen years after 34 mineworkers were killed by police at Marikana, families are still waiting for accountability, while the National Union of Mineworkers (N

Marikana’s long wait for justice