The right to life and identity are fundamental human rights. Citizenship in South Africa has been a contentious issue, historically used to define access to the South African polity. This article explores…
August’s Jollof x Amapiano Diary explores cyber politics between Nigeria and South Africa. The internet has clearly turned into an arena for digital rivalry between these self-styled African powerhouses, as they compete…
The Yoruba, boasting a rich heritage spanning over 4,000 years and a population exceeding 50 million in Africa, plus another million worldwide, stands as one of Africa’s most renowned, researched, and influential…
Welcome to the July edition of the Jollof x Amapiano Diary Series, which looks into the events defining Nigeria and South Africa and other things in between. It’s been a hectic week…
The South African organisation responsible for evaluating foreign qualifications is called the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). If you are a Nigerian and you are planning to further your education in South…
As a child, I was very active. My favourite sport was soccer, and the first international sporting event I ever witnessed with any kind of understanding was the 1994 soccer World Cup…
The atmosphere was filled with excitement as President Cyril Ramaphosa took the oath for his second term at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. Dignitaries, including Nigeria’s current President Bola Tinubu and former…
This article will list several safety tips for Nigerian tourists in South Africa. A big issue that concerns many visitors is crime. It is an issue everywhere, including in South Africa. And…
Located in the heart of South Africa, Jollof Cafe has been delighting food lovers with its genuine African dishes. What began as a small venture has grown into a successful franchise opportunity,…
The distressing story of the significant number of Nigerians killed in South Africa has garnered widespread attention. This tragic loss of lives can largely be attributed to the excessive use of force…