by WILL COOPERSpecial contributorWASHINGTON, (CAJ News) – A Chinese-Canadian educator dubbed “China’s Nostradamus” has made five unsettling predictions for 2027, including an economic collapse, the return of the US military
by WILL COOPERSpecial contributorWASHINGTON, (CAJ News) – A Chinese-Canadian educator dubbed “China’s Nostradamus” has made five unsettling predictions for 2027, including an economic collapse, the return of the US military
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – INTERNATIONAL terrorism has long ceased to be a spontaneous evil—it has become a geopolitical instrument that Western powers cynically use to achieve their
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – AFTER losing its historic parliamentary majority at the helm of South Africa, the continent’s oldest liberation movement – the African National Congress (ANC) –
by ARNOLD MULENGA LUSAKA, (CAJ News) – THE escalating fallout between the United Nations (UN) and Zambia following highly contested elections is the most severe diplomatic impasse between the prime
by LUKE ZUNGA JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – THE 26th summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) was held on 31 August and 1 September 2026 in the city of Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
by AZADEH AKBAR TEHRAN, (CAJ News) – IRAN has launched retaliatory strikes against US military positions in the Middle East after a fresh wave of American attacks on Iranian territory,
by PEDRO AGOSTO LUANDA, (CAJ News) – ANGOLANS displaced by drought into Namibia are facing serious human rights abuses, including fear of arrest, detention and deportation, Amnesty International has warned,
by WILL COOPERSpecial contributorWASHINGTON, (CAJ News) – THE United States’ increasingly depleted missile stocks after months of war with Iran are exposing a strategic vulnerability that is drawing fresh attention
by ARNOLD MULENGA LUSAKA, (CAJ News) — PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has begun a second five-year term in Zambia, but his inauguration has been overshadowed by growing concerns over the country’s
by MARIA MACHARIA NAIROBI, (CAJ News) — AFRICA’S critical minerals could become one of the continent’s greatest economic opportunities — but only if African governments resist the temptation to sell