Botswanas president vill ge 50 000 papperslösa uppehållstillstånd

JOHANNESBURG. Runt 50 000 papperslösa zimbabwier ska få tillfälliga uppehållstillstånd i Botswana. Det meddelar Botswanas nyvalda president Duma Boko. Han tog formellt över styret i landet i dag – en vecka efter att han brutit det tidigare regeringspartiets 58-åriga maktinnehav.

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JOHANNESBURG. På onsdagen ska Botswanas invånare välja ett nytt parlament, som sedan väljer vem som ska bli landets president under de kommande fem åren. Hanteringen av elefanter och diamanter är några av sakfrågorna i valet, som sett till antalet väljare är ett av de minsta i Afrika.

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JOHANNESBURG. Tre år efter att han fick Nobelpriset i litteratur känner Abdulrazak Gurnah ingen kreativ förbannelse. Han har en ny bok på gång och har fått hundratusentals nya läsare. – Vad mer kan en författare be om än den här sortens uppmärksamhet, att ens verk blir lästa och kända, säger litteraturpristagaren som är tacksam för utmärkelsen – men kluven i sin syn på Sverige.

Erik Esbjörnsson: Afrikanska ledare ratar Västs pekpinnar och vänder sig mot Kina

JOHANNESBURG. I stora delar av Afrika framstår knappast västerlänningar i en bättre dager än kineser. I stället ser man på Kina som en jätte med samma ekonomiska muskler som Europa, men utan kolonialt bagage och pekpinnar.

Misstänkt massmördare i Kenya flydde ur häktet – fick han hjälp av polisen?

JOHANNESBURG. En misstänkt massmördare i Kenya har rymt från en polisstation som ligger mitt i huvudstaden Nairobis diplomatkvarter. Mannen har erkänt morden på totalt 42 kvinnor, vars kvarlevor hittats i ett stenbrott. Men alla kenyaner är inte övertygade om hans skuld.

Tillgång till vaccin mot mpox kan öka efter att WHO:s larm

JOHANNESBURG. Tillgången till vaccin mot mpox, apkoppor, kan öka i centrala Afrika sedan WHO stämplat det pågående utbrottet i Demokratiska republiken Kongo som en global risk. Enligt Afrikanska unionens smittskyddsorgan behövs 10 miljoner doser i regionen.

Erik Esbjörnsson: Utvisningen av ambassadören var sista spiken i kistan för Sveriges relation till Mali

JOHANNESBURG. Sveriges sista ambassadör till Mali, Kristina Kühnel, landade på måndagen i Sverige efter att tre dagar tidigare ha portats från landet där hon varit stationerad. Det dramatiska beslutet av militärjuntan sätter punkt för ett kvartssekel av djupare svenskt engagemang i Mali, som nu helt vänt ryggen åt västländerna.

Samtal om samlingsregering har stött på hinder i Sydafrika

JOHANNESBURG. Sydafrikanerna väntar tålmodigt på att en ny regering ska presenteras efter årets val, som för första gången tvingat ANC att bilda en koalition. De första dagarnas samförstånd mellan ANC och oppositionspartiet DA har nu ersatts av hårda anklagelser och frågan är om president Cyril Ramaphosa kan ro i land sin samlingsregering.

Jacob Zuma hotar Sydafrikas valkommission – trots att han är den stora vinnaren i valet

JOHANNESBURG. Sydafrikas valkommission ska klockan 18 på söndagskvällen meddela det slutgiltiga resultatet efter onsdagens dramatiska val. Men expresidenten Jacob Zuma kräver att tillkännagivandet stoppas, trots att han tveklöst är den stora vinnaren i valet med sitt nya parti MK. – Ingen ska meddela något. De som gör det kommer att provocera oss, hotar Zuma.

Erik Esbjörnsson: Ovisst vägval för Sydafrika efter ANC:s katastrofval

JOHANNESBURG. Sydafrikas regeringsparti ANC har kollapsat i årets val och får strax över 40 procent av rösterna. Om partiet ska behålla makten måste det ske i en koalition. Men ska partiet gå åt höger eller vänster? Vägvalet kan få stora konsekvenser för landets inrikes- och utrikespolitik under många år framöver.

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Episode 36 - The Battle of Doornkop near Johannesburg & Churchill rides a bicycle

This episode is going to concentrate on the minutiae of the British army surrounding the city of Gold, Johannesburg. Its the city that was the main cause of this war with its gold and uitlanders or immigrants, who were mainly English speaking and had demanded the right to vote in the Transvaal. It was Kruger who denied them this vote knowing that his government would disappear under the weight of the uitlander city men and women who were colonials through and through and his culture would end. That was the belief. For black Johannesburgers who lived under the harsh Calvinistic overtones of the Boer rule, it was the possibility of freedom that beckoned. Little did they know that the British would impose far harsher rule on blacks than the Boers, and in fact the British adherance to their imperial bureaucracy meant that the weak control over black movement for example would be beefed up with the arrival of the super-efficient British Empire. So as the townships of the Witwatersrand echoed with happy sounds as black residents waited in expectation for the British arrival, the Boer administrators were rushing to empty the city of all its valuables. Twenty six kilometres away to the south west, Roberts was coming to visit. The main song sung by troops in his army was “We’re marching to Pretoria” which became a clarion call and a morale booster during tough times. The pattern of the advance rarely faltered, and surprised even Lord Roberts and one of the most famous war reporters riding alongside - Winston Churchill. He’d already been imprisoned and escaped from Pretoria, only to return to report for the Morning Post newspaper on the battles since. However, Churchill was beginning to have his doubts about the British role in this war.

Episode 37 - Johannesburg falls to the British

We are into week 37 of this series and Johannesburg lies before Lord Roberts’ army. But he’s using a Velvet Glove which in retrospect is one of the biggest bungles of his career. While he frets over the details in Johannesburg, Colvile is given a severe case of bloody nose by the Boers in Lindley in the Free State. Lord Robert’s large army has made its way over 1400 kilometers from Cape Town to Johannesburg, and in the north, the Transvaal Republic Capital Pretoria awaits his khaki dressed soldiers. The mines are safe, and that’s been one of the main worries facing the British commander as he marched northwards, with Oom or Uncle Paul Kruger the Boer President threatening to blow them up, while his General, Louis Botha, was threatening to protect these mines saying it would be cowardly to destroy them. Lord Roberts thought it best to allow the Boers to withdraw as the commander of Johannesburg, a Mr Krause, asked that the last commandos be allowed out and avoid the killing of women and children who remained in the city. Their commander in chief, their hero Kruger, remained at large. For black workers in Johannesburg It must have been an utter shock to discover that the English were not their saviours, that the plan was to force the 14 000 back to role serving the gold mine owners for measly few shillings a month.

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