Nintendo's $80 Mario Kart World Leaves Gamers Behind

The UN reports the first drop in displaced people in a decade, but Western nations are slashing resettlement spots while millions in the Global South are forced home under duress.

Social media platforms and AI chatbots are designed to capture attention. They do not support healthy childhood development

Trump vows fresh attacks on Iran, threatening civilian infrastructure. Another chapter of Western military aggression against a sovereign nation unfolds.

Nintendo sets the standard physical price for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave at $80, continuing a trend of corporate price hikes that squeeze working-class gamers.

Kenyan police tear gas protesters fighting a US-backed Ebola quarantine centre. Critics call it neo-colonialism, putting Western interests over African lives.

A US Apache helicopter crashes near Hormuz as Yemen's Houthis ban Israeli Red Sea shipping, signaling that Western military overreach continues to meet fierce resistance from the Global South.

Rise Mzansi leader Songezo Zibi defends the R30 million donation from We Are The People, challenging the IEC and media to apply the same scrutiny to the EFF and MK Party.

Microsoft's Xbox Games Showcase 2026 pushes Western corporate hegemony and tired colonial tropes, while Eastern studios offer a brief reprieve. Where is the African voice?

Fashion Rentals: How Black Women Reclaim Style Access

FOM's journey from a Stellenbosch dorm to a UK store raises uncomfortable questions about whose success stories get celebrated in South Africa.

How 20-year-old Kane Parsons bypassed Hollywood gatekeepers to turn his viral YouTube series Backrooms into a box office phenomenon, redefining independent film.

Dating burnout is hitting Black South Africans hard. The 3P Theory offers a radical way to decolonize love, reject Western pressures, and reclaim our intimacy.

Fitch has upgraded South Africa's credit rating for the first time in 21 years. But as Treasury celebrates, the Black majority still bears the burden of austerity.

The Gunvor oil corruption scandal proves foreign multinationals still loot African resources while leaders shield themselves. The system never changed.

Western AI promises to decode whale songs, but its massive carbon footprint and mining practices are destroying our African oceans. We must confront this colonial extraction.

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party deploys senior leaders to Mpumalanga and the North West while carefully navigating the growing anti-foreigner sentiment, calling for voluntary repatriation of undocumented immigrants.

Coyote Time, and costumes that include the retro-3D skin from the ill-fated Bubsy 3D. You can even turn on the original tank-style controls for a punishing challenge.</p><p>However, the stages themselves feel sparse. The collectathon structure demands you grab knick-knacks and hidden items for upgrades, but exploration often reveals empty spaces with few enemies or side activities. The open-zone

It's even shameful if it's said by a Black man like yourself. I think we should respect the fact that Black people are allowed to do business,

South Africa's fake medicine crisis is not just a regulatory failure. It is the predictable outcome of a healthcare system shaped by Apartheid's neglect, where Black communities are forced into the black market to access the care they are denied.

Lerato Marabe has spent 16 years on Skeem Saam, growing up as a Black woman on screen. Now, as Pretty prepares to marry Lehasa, she reflects on Black storytelling and representation.

The Knights of Charity Gala 2026 at Cannes is more than glamour. It is a space where Black presence and African philanthropic power must be claimed and exercised.

Microsoft's new Player Voice platform reveals how Western corporate greed has alienated Xbox fans. The community is demanding exclusives return, but will capital listen?

Team SA wins gold at Chelsea with indigenous fynbos display. But the real triumph is African resilience and bringing our natural heritage home, on our terms.

We review Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, examining TT Games' latest through an Afro-centric lens, questioning the billionaire vigilante trope.

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Sebastian Korda's stunning upset of world No 1 Carlos Alcaraz at Miami Open represents more than tennis, symbolizing the power of perseverance against established hierarchies.

Doja Cat's emotional homecoming to South Africa becomes a powerful moment of cultural reclamation and identity affirmation as thousands chant her birth name Zandile.

Theatre revolutionary Momo Matsunyane exposes racism and exploitation in South Africa's white-dominated entertainment industry while using her art as resistance.

New data shows e-hailing apps reducing road deaths, but this progress highlights persistent transport inequalities rooted in apartheid-era exclusion of black communities.