Tehran shrugs off Trump’s attack threats, says diplomacy ongoing as oil prices stay high

Tehran shrugs off Trump’s attack threats, says diplomacy ongoing as oil prices stay high

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has praised his nation’s resilience after nearly eight months of war with the U.S., crediting civil defense efforts, national mobilization and cooperation between the armed forces and diplomatic service. “The victorious resistance of our beloved country during the enemy’s two recent acts of aggression has been made possible only through…

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Regenesys online high school opens in Joburg

Regenesys online high school opens in Joburg

Regenesys Online School is scheduled to start classes in January 2027. (Image: Regenesys) Local education group Regenesys has established its first online school in Sandton, Johannesburg, ahead of its planned January 2027 opening. The launch, which took place on Thursday, brought together representatives from education, government and the ICT sector to discuss how online learning…

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OPINION | Why opposition has grounds to appeal High Court presidential results ruling

OPINION | Why opposition has grounds to appeal High Court presidential results ruling

OPINION | Why opposition has grounds to appeal High Court presidential results ruling The 2017 Maina Kiai decision remains highly relevant. In that landmark judgment, the Court of Appeal held that presidential results declared by constituency returning officers are final. PHOTO/UGC. By PATRICK MAYOYO The High Court’s recent decision upholding the national tallying and verification…

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Africa: High Costs, Weak Demand Keep Nigerian Airlines Out of Africa’s Top 10

Africa: High Costs, Weak Demand Keep Nigerian Airlines Out of Africa’s Top 10

Nigeria’s nine scheduled airlines failed to make Africa’s top 10 in the 2026 Skytrax World Airline Awards, as high operating costs and weak passenger demand continue to strain the ability of domestic carriers to sustain operations and expand their networks. Aviation sector experts who spoke with LEADERSHIP said Nigerian airlines are grappling with rising operating…

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Kenyan high court strikes down Vodacom acquisition of Safaricom

Kenyan high court strikes down Vodacom acquisition of Safaricom

Kenya’s High Court has declared the government’s sale of a 15% equity stake in Safaricom to South Africa’s Vodacom Group unconstitutional, ordering the shares restored to the state. The ruling nullifies the December transaction that would have increased Vodacom’s controlling interest in East Africa’s largest telecommunications provider to 55%, while reducing the Kenyan Treasury’s holding…

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Africa: High Costs, Weak Demand Keep Nigerian Airlines Out of Africa’s Top 10

Africa: Interview – Why Nigerians Remain Vulnerable to Xenophobia in South Africa – How Governments Can Change the Narrative – – Acting High Commissioner Temitope Ajayi

“Many people entered South Africa legally but later became undocumented because of …” Recurring xenophobic attacks and migration debates have continued to shape perceptions of Nigeria-South Africa relations despite cordial diplomatic ties between both countries. During a recent visit to the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria, PREMIUM TIMES interviewed Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner, Temitope Ajayi,…

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