By 2023, the major hyperscalers (Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Meta) operated close to 992 data centres globally, with capacity having doubled in just four years

The two proposals reveal that reform debates are marked by a deeper theoretical divergence over whether global legitimacy hinges on balancing power or modernising institutions.

The Embassy of Finland in Pretoria marked its National Day on 2 December 2025 with a gathering that underscored both celebration and diplomatic intent. Hosted by Ambassador H.E.…

South Africa has laid a solid foundation as G20 chair, undeterred by the US’s disruptions

The group said the US president’s decision to suspend aid to South Africa was a regressive assault on the country’s sovereignty

The Nordic model holds some insight into how to close South Africa’s yawning income and wealth gap

Nancy Karigithu is one of seven contenders pitching for the top job at the International Maritime Organisation

Finland has joined Nato at a critical stage and Putin’s reaction will involve a range of measures, both military and technological

​The M&G went to the World Innovation Summit for Education to find out how other countries are dealing with education problems similar to SA’s

South Africa has dropped three places in the Press Freedom Index

Banyana’s face-off against the Reggae Girlz is an opportunity to leave the Cyprus Cup in the past

An Amnesty report says flawed legislation, harmful myths and gender stereotypes had resulted in "endemic impunity" for perpetrators

Daniel ‘The Bull’ Amokachi was one of African football’s first household names, powering Nigeria to Olympic glory in 1996

In recent years, women have made significant progress towards equality in a number of areas but the global trend now seems to have made a U-turn

The country’s president is all too aware of the consequences of the meltdown in relations between Russia and the West.

Euroscepticism stalks Finland, the only country in the monetary union that has a stable rating.

Tough-dealing Finland, not Greece, could be the first member to quit the monetary union, writes Josephine Moulds.

Conservative Sauli Niinistoe is on course for victory in the second round of Finland’s presidential vote on Sunday, with polls giving him a wide lead.

Nokia said on Tuesday its competitor, Apple, has agreed to pay royalties for using Nokia technology in its devices, ending their patent disputes.

Nokia said on Tuesday it was filing a fresh complaint against Apple for patent infringement in "virtually all" of Apple’s devices.