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Wadai: The Islamic Sultanate that ruled the Sahel for centuries

By Neelam Rahim From the deserts of eastern Chad, the Wadai Sultanate built one of Central Africa’s most enduring Muslim states — a kingdom of...

Niger moves to quit ICC after calling court ‘neo-colonialist’

Niger has formally submitted its request to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, nine months after announcing plans to leave the Hague-based body. The ICC...

Protests erupt in Nigeria’s Katsina over Christian man’s alleged insult to Prophet Muhammad

Protests have erupted in Katsina State, northern Nigeria, following the court appearance of a man accused of insulting Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)...

Push factors behind migration to South Africa extend far beyond its borders

As South Africa’s immigration debate continues to dominate public discourse, Ngqabutho Nicholas Mabhena, Secretary of the African Diaspora Forum (ADF), says meaningful solutions require...

Nigeria presidency rocked by fake government agency scandal

Nigeria’s Presidency is facing renewed scrutiny after Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi was charged with conspiracy, forgery and impersonation over an alleged fake government agency. Adeyemi is...

Expelling migrant traders could turn Johannesburg into a ‘ghost town’ again

By Mxolisi Ncube There was a time when Johannesburg’s inner city appeared to be dying on its feet. By the early 1990s, many businesses had abandoned...

CRL ‘self-regulation’ process sparks concerns of state oversight of religion

Concerns are mounting among religious stakeholders over the ongoing Section 22 process led by the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights...

Sudan: UAE-backed RSF committed crimes against humanity in el-Fasher, says Amnesty

Sudan’s UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing during their campaign to seize el-Fasher in Darfur, according to a...

Immigration debate exposes divisions within South Africa’s Muslim community

By Neelam Rahim The nationwide anti-immigration protests on June 30 have exposed growing divisions within South Africa’s Muslim community, with religious organisations, scholars and community...

African against African: Anti-migrant politics echoes apartheid and economic ruin

By Abdullah Aadam South Africa’s anti-migrant movement promises jobs and prosperity. Abdullah Aadam argues it offers neither, and instead risks repeating economic failures, apartheid-era thinking...

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