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How many ‘accidents’? Nigeria’s military faces growing questions over civilian airstrikes

From Tudun Biri to Jilli and Zamfara, repeated reports of civilians being killed in Nigerian military airstrikes during Christopher Musa’s years at the centre...

Empire without colonies: How the West maintains global control

By Silindokuhle Mthiyane “The American order is an international order.” This is how American international relations scholar John Mearsheimer has described the global system that...

Analysis: Algeria’s Su-30 deployment to Niger signals new ambitions in the Sahel

The deployment of four Algerian Su-30 fighter jets to Niger, a day after an attempted coup against the regime of General Abdourahamane Tiani, amounts...

Sport as resistance: Hassan Howa and the fight against apartheid

One Nation Media editor, Dilly Hussain, reflects on the legacy of Hassan Howa, the pioneering anti-apartheid sports administrator who helped transform the playing field into a...

Scenarios for a peace architecture in Mali and the Sahel

Mali’s military authorities are gradually recognising that an exclusively military response to insurgent groups will not be enough to resolve a security crisis that...

President Tinubu orders manhunt after hundreds abducted in Nigeria mosque attacks

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has ordered security forces to launch an immediate operation to rescue hundreds of people feared abducted during coordinated attacks on...

Simon’s Town mosque stands guard over 373 years of untold Muslim history

It has become known as the mosque that defied Apartheid. Like a sentinel perched on the slopes above Simon’s Town naval harbour stands the...

‘The Scream’ of modern man: Nihilism, the death of meaning and Islam’s remedy

Salim Badat reflects on the spiritual crisis of modern civilisation, arguing that the rise of secularism and nihilism has left humanity struggling to answer...

Women’s Day has failed South African women: Consider what Islam has to offer

As South Africa prepares to commemorate National Women’s Day, it is important to recognise why the occasion represents a crucial turning point in the...

‘Judge, jury and executioner’: Factory owner recounts humiliation during government raid

Korteks factory owner Khabir Tayob recounts how a routine government compliance inspection descended into what he describes as a humiliating, media-driven spectacle that publicly...

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