Africa
Africa
Middle East
Sudan’s Iran Problem Just Got Dangerous
Sudan’s war is colliding with Iran, and Washington just made it official.
Stefan Tompson
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AfricaThe Untold Psychological Toll of Conservation
Discover the hidden mental battles faced by anti-poaching rangers on the frontlines of wildlife protection.Geoffrey Phillips, Heike Claudia Petzer
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AfricaConflict ZonesBeheadings and Beach Resorts
Christians in northern Mozambique face violent persecution at the hands of Islamist militants. At the same time, just a few kilometers away, tourists enjoy luxury holidays on pristine beaches, unaware of the suffering unfolding outside their resorts.Heike Claudia Petzer
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Culture WarsAfricaRacism Knows No Colour
Through a candid analysis, Ayanda calls for consistency in the fight against racism and advocates for a society that rejects racial prejudice in all its forms.Ayanda Sakhile Zulu
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AfricaForeign InfluenceThe Invisible Chokepoint
As East and West start to eye strategic maritime passages, there is a distinct absence of attention to the Cape. But that cannot last forever.Robert Duigan
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AfricaAfrikaner, Have You Forgotten?
At a rally for the Boer people in South Africa, one speaker posed a powerful question: "Do you know who you are?" This question stirred something deep within the crowd, reminding them of their forgotten legacy.Heike Claudia Petzer
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AfricaConflict ZonesWhy Violence in Nigeria Persists
As the world turns a blind eye to the atrocities in Nigeria, a devastating campaign against Christians unfolds in the shadows, marked by rampant kidnappings and systemic violence.Douglas Burton
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AfricaHow South Africa is Drifting Towards Communism
A warning from South Africa: how state collapse, racial scapegoating, and failed “restorative justice” are fueling division and resentment while the West follows the same path. Just one generation behind.Heike Claudia Petzer
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AfricaConflict ZonesEvacuating the Persecuted: Inside the Dangerous Rescue Missions in Sudan
By mid-2023, Sudan had become one of the most dangerous places on earth. In a story fit for Hollywood, Charmine Hedding tells how her Shai Fund organisation evacuated Christians under fire.Charmaine Hedding
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AfricaThe ANC's Gaslighting
South Africa’s rampant farm attacks, urban violence, and political assassinations follow a pattern no one is allowed to question.Ava in Africa
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AfricaGang Violence in the Western Cape
Shackled to a failing system, the Cape Flats are a testament to police corruption and criminal supremacy in South Africa.Dr. Joan Swart
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AfricaLand Expropriation in South Africa: The Real Story of the Seizures
While South African leaders deny illegal land grabs, farms are being invaded, fences torn down, and farmers forced off their land.Willem Petzer
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AfricaForeign InfluenceChina’s Growing Grip on South Africa
China’s quiet bid for control over South Africa, with Simon’s Town at the center, is growing through debt traps and strategic alliances.Dr. Joan Swart
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AfricaWhy a Zulu Now Supports Orania’s Self-Determination
Once dismissed as a relic of Apartheid, Orania is now seen as a bold pursuit of self-determination. After exploring South Africa’s complex history, readers are urged to rethink Orania’s role in the fight for cultural survival.Ayanda Sakhile Zulu
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AfricaThe World’s Most Race-Obsessed Regime
South Africa’s government is turning race into a weapon, and it’s destroying the nation from within. Jobs, aid, even basic services are all being sacrificed on the altar of racial dogma.Ernst van Zyl
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AfricaHow South Africa’s Minorities Could Break Free and Thrive
Robert King, co-founder of the Referendum Party, examines how the ANC’s radical policies are driving minority groups toward autonomy, with the Western Cape leading the push for independence.Robert King
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AfricaSouth Africa Takes - Orania Builds
While South Africa passed legislation to seize land, one Afrikaner town builds its own future. An insider reveals how Orania is rewriting the rules of survival.Joost Strydom
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AfricaLeaving Home: The Afrikaner Exodus and a New Life in Uruguay
A white South African flees violence and economic collapse for safety in Uruguay. His story exposes the double standard in migration: despite real threats, white South Africans don’t qualify for asylum under international rules.Danie de Wet
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AfricaThe Systemic Marginalization of White South Africans: A First-Hand Perspective
For over 30 years, South Africa has been systematically targeting its white minority. A South African reveals how government policies have eroded their culture, opportunities, and safety.Rieb van Janbeeck
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AfricaThe WestDEI Is Destroying Nations — Trump Just Declared War on It
From blackouts in South Africa to oil collapse in Venezuela, DEI-style policies are leaving destruction in their wake. Trump’s executive orders just declared war on this trend.Heike Claudia Petzer
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AfricaMugabe’s War on White Farmers: A Scapegoat for Zimbabwe’s Decline
Rory Graeme Duncan recalls Zimbabwe’s fall from a prosperous colony to devastation under Mugabe’s brutal land reforms. After losing his land and enduring torture, he fled to South Africa and now warns against rising land expropriation rhetoric.Rory Graeme Duncan
