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Busisiwe Nkosi

Covering all Southern African stories is The African Exponent's Busisiwe. She bases in Pretoria to deliver all significant stories that matter right onto your computer. Storytelling defines her life.

𝕏 Pretoria, South Africa

Remember 2008? Zimbabwe's Inflation Jumps to 10-year Record of 31%

Zimbabwe’s inflation soared to a fresh 10-year high of 31.01 percent year-on-year in November from 20.85 percent in October after prices of basic goods spiked, amid an acute shortage of dollars that has made imports expensive. On a monthly basis, prices increased by 9.2 percent in

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EU Avails 134 Million Euros for Refugee Programs in Africa

THE European Union has availed over €134 million for 11 new programmes on refugees in Africa. With EU adopting these programmes under its Emergency Trust Fund for Africa in the Horn of Africa, the Commissioner for International Cooperation and Development Neven Mimica said programmes are meant to improve refugee welfare.

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The Timeless Conflict Between Morocco and Algeria

In his speech of November 6, 2018, King Mohammed VI extended a hand for peace and goodwill to the Algerian government, with the hope to start a new chapter of good relations. Nevertheless, the Algerian government did not respond to this initiative of friendship, so far. And a no answer

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Will Africa Benefit from the China-US Battle for Dominance in Africa?

It is no longer news that Africa is in the middle of a struggle between the West and China. Is there a way in which Africa can gain from this battle especially in the area of infrastructure? You will agree that there is a major infrastructural shortage, especially in sub-Saharan

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Diminishing Influence of Traditional Elders on Peace and Reconciliation in Somaliland

Similar to many other African countries, Somaliland enjoyed traditional mechanisms of conflict resolution and peace-building processes led by Somali traditional elders in the past centuries. The elders had exercised comprehensive informal systems and regulations to address the community conflicts including clan conflicts, land disputes and livestock fights. Traditional elders practiced

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Beyoncé Writes Touching Letter to Nelson Mandela

The Global Citizen Festival will be held this weekend in South Africa. The musical event is unarguably one of Africa's biggest musical events which brings together people from all over the globe. The theme for this year's edition is Mandela 100 and will take place at

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Eritrea Accuses the USA of Trying to Divide the Horn of Africa

The government of Eritrea through its information ministry have said they are happy and congratulate the citizens for their ‘defiance, resilience and patience’ in the face of the nearly a decade-old arms embargo and United Nations sanctions on the country which were lifted last week. The government, however, stated that

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$42M Missing from Somalia's Ministry of Finance Accounts

In September this year, the Liberian government reported that containers with currency printed worth about $105m disappeared from the port. To date, it has been one story or the other until the case finally died down. In February, a mysterious snake was said to have sneaked into the vaults of

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9 Year Old Black Girl Commits Suicide Due to Bullying at School

"Children should be able to live a life free from bullying and harassment and it is time that we all took a stand against this." - Katherine Jenkins Children are born innocent; no child is born with a bad heart. Thus whatever character they exhibit is a reflection

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