India and South Africa held their first Army-to-Army Staff Talks in New Delhi. Discussions focused on expanding training exchanges and joint capacity building initiatives. South African delegates observed Indian Army’s artificial intelligence projects and manufacturing capabilities. This engagement followed a meeting between Prime Ministers Modi and Ramaphosa. Both nations reaffirmed their comprehensive strategic partnership and…
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Aleph Hospitality, the largest independent hotel management company in the Middle East and Africa, has announced today at the 17th Annual API Property Investment Summit that it will be expanding its presence across the continent with the opening of a regional office in Cape Town.
Africa’s higher education debate spent a decade arguing about quality. The 12th Future of Education Summit, held Thursday under the theme “Igniting Africa’s Knowledge Economy Through Future Ready Campuses,” spent the day arguing about arithmetic.
Africa’s next generation of football talent is set to take centre stage in Azerbaijan as the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026™ brings together young players from across the world in a new era of international youth football.
Local tourism operator funds a conversational guest concierge built with BEN technology | Hotel assistance first, with room to grow across the visitor journey
International IDEA’s Africa and West Asia Regional Office will host the regional launch of the Global State of Democracy Report 2026, following the global launch in Stockholm.
Members of a women’s church group sing next to a melted candle as they pay their respects at the site where the body of a woman was discovered the previous week, in Kempton Park, South Africa, east of Johannesburg, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Themba Hadebe/APhide caption
West Africa’s vast mineral endowment and faster mine development timelines make the region essential for precious metals producers willing to accept greater geopolitical risk, Fortuna Mining CEO Jorge Ganoza says.
Nature17 September 2026ByMichael Irving Add ScienceAlert on Google (FrankRamspott/E+/
One of the most important economic consequences of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s recent September Bishkek summit is the institutional bridge that could allow dozens of already existing Russia-Africa, China-Africa, Central Asia-Africa and EAEU-Africa projects to begin operating within a wider Eurasian framework.
