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The loss of a World Cup player just weeks after the tournament exposes deeper fractures in South Africa's sporting psyche. What it means for a nation still searching for unity on the pitch.
The rescue of 44 hostages in Oyo state reveals how kidnapping has become Africa's fastest-growing terror economy. What it means for South Asia's own shadow kidnapping networks.
The safe return of 46 students and teachers after 56 days spotlights how kidnapping has become Nigeria's fastest-growing industry. What does this mean for South Asia's own ransom-driven insurgencies?
The RSF's escalation in Khartoum signals a new phase in Sudan's civil war. For South Asia, the fallout could destabilize Ethiopia's border, choke trade routes, and revive old insurgencies.
African football's governing body has stayed silent as US policies block fans from the World Cup. That silence is rewriting the continent's relationship with FIFA, and with the game itself.
The torching of Ebola centres in DR Congo exposes a terrifying new phase in pandemic response. What happens when fear outruns science?
A political earthquake in Dakar threatens IMF bailouts and regional security. What it means for Islamabad, Delhi and South Asia's debt diplomacy.
