Cape Town is South Africa’s legislative capital, and arguably one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It has the ocean, the mountains and the vineyards – all contributing to the laid-back lifestyle those living in the city enjoy. There’s a saying there that people go to Cape Town [...]
There are a lot of resources to figure out where to go and what to take on safari, plenty of articles to tell you how beautiful Victoria Falls is, but how do you get the inside scoop on traveling to Africa if your agenda is all business? Africa.com’s editors are [...]
South Africa is known to have some of the best universities on the continent. Search any global university ranking and you’re likely to find at least two or three South African universities listed. There are many that don’t make the cut but we at Africa.com believe that South Africa offers [...]
Thinking about making a move to the continent for business, family, or adventure? Africa.com has the insider information you need to make the best decisions about your move.
Dalberg, the global consulting firm, has been involved with researching how mobile technologies can help developing sectors produce qualified employees. Here, Dalberg looks specifically at the global health sector.
As a native of Cape Town and an avid world traveller, I’ve had the chance to compare the Mother City—as she is affectionately known for being the oldest city in South Africa—with many other cities. She is a hard act to follow!
Besides safaris and city life, South Africa is home to a great number of sites that are worth checking out. In Cape Town, one of the best is the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.
I left for South Africa just over a month ago, flying from Denver to Frankfurt to Cape Town, for a three-week stay. The trip was the zenith of a 10-month journey into the subject of leadership, which I started as part of a sabbatical.
One of the hardest sights for me to see is when people do not have the opportunity to have a good life, a life that makes them happy. I know these areas are within the United States and all over the world, but no matter where I go, I hate seeing them.
Our weekly round-up of news across the continent has us reading about how Wall Street is turning its eyes towards Nigeria’s well-stocked sovereign wealth fund, encouraging banks to invest in the country’s savings.
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