Africa: Afrima 2026 – the Unstoppable Sound of Africa Rising

Africa: The Archive As Platform – Africa Diaspora International Film Festival At 33

The African Diaspora International Film Festival has just completed its 33rd year–and it has reached a turning point at exactly the moment the world’s relationship to storytelling is being transformed. Technology has shifted exhibition, production and attention: everyday people are now content creators, character narrators, and archivists of their own realities. Audiences are no longer…

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Billions flow into renewables as South Africa races to fix its grid

Billions flow into renewables as South Africa races to fix its grid

Sola Group’s Springbok solar farm South Africa’s renewable energy sector is poised for a busy year, with multiple projects set to reach commercialisation or break ground as market confidence remains generally upbeat. According to industry body the South African Photovoltaic Industry Association, the country’s renewable energy sector is heading in the right direction. “The policy…

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Africa is scaling AI, not experimenting, says Dell exec

Africa is scaling AI, not experimenting, says Dell exec

Mohammed Amin, senior VP for the region at Dell Technologies. Businesses in the Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East, Turkey and Africa (CEEMETA) region are not just experimenting with AI; they’re busy scaling the technology at pace, says Mohammed Amin, senior VP for the region at Dell Technologies, who emphasises AI-driven speed as the new benchmark in…

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Africa: Afrima 2026 – the Unstoppable Sound of Africa Rising

Africa: Can Ndayishimiye Rewrite His African Story

As President Évariste Ndayishimiye prepares to take on the chairmanship of the African Union, Burundi stands before a rare diplomatic crossroads, and so does the man himself. Leadership of the AU is more than a ceremonial rotation; it is a continental stage that exposes, amplifies, and ultimately defines a leader’s stature far beyond his borders….

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