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17/08/2026

Purpose begins with origin. No one knows a product like its manufacturer. In the same way, only God knows why He made you.

“Stay in prayer, not in your feelings.” – Delroy Moyo Feelings change. Some days you may feel strong in faith, while on ...
17/08/2026

“Stay in prayer, not in your feelings.” – Delroy Moyo

Feelings change. Some days you may feel strong in faith, while on other days you may feel tired, discouraged, or distant from God. But prayer gives you a place to remain connected to Him regardless of how you feel.

1 Thessalonians 5:17 simply says, “Pray without ceasing.” It is a call to maintain fellowship with God, not only when emotions are high or circumstances are favorable.

You do not have to feel spiritual to pray. Sometimes prayer is the very thing that carries you through when your feelings cannot.

When your feelings change, will you still choose to pray?

US-Iran MoU Set to Expire as Peace Talks StallA 60-day window designed to turn a fragile US-Iran ceasefire into a lastin...
17/08/2026

US-Iran MoU Set to Expire as Peace Talks Stall

A 60-day window designed to turn a fragile US-Iran ceasefire into a lasting agreement is running out, with Washington and Tehran still far apart.

The memorandum of understanding, reached in June, was meant to halt military operations and give both sides time to negotiate difficult issues, including Iran’s nuclear programme, sanctions and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

But the deal quickly began to unravel. Both governments accuse the other of violating its commitments, and Iran says Washington must first return to the terms of the interim agreement before meaningful negotiations can resume.

There have been conflicting signals about an extension. Pakistani officials said Washington and Tehran had agreed in principle to extend the ceasefire, but Iranian officials later denied that any extension talks were taking place.

The biggest sticking point remains the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial route for global energy shipments. Iran wants sanctions and other US restrictions addressed, while Washington is demanding the waterway be reopened.

The August 17 deadline therefore does not automatically mean fighting will resume, but it marks another diplomatic door closing.

With mediators still trying to bring both sides back to the table, can diplomacy prevent the next chapter of the US-Iran crisis from becoming another military confrontation?

Botswana President Boko Says Developed Economies Were Built On African ResourcesBotswana President Duma Boko says many o...
17/08/2026

Botswana President Boko Says Developed Economies Were Built On African Resources

Botswana President Duma Boko says many of the world’s developed economies were built on resources extracted from Africa, and argues that the continent is now reclaiming what is rightfully its own.

Speaking to RT on the sidelines of the 46th SADC Summit in Durban, Boko said colonial powers extracted African resources while also taking African people through slavery and other forms of exploitation.

He pointed to Belgium’s atrocities in the DRC and the genocide in Namibia as examples of the historical violence that helped shape the relationship between Africa and the developed world.

Boko says acknowledging that history is an essential first step toward reparative justice.

But his argument is not only about looking backwards.

“We are reclaiming our resources,” he said. “They must now work for Africa.”

For a continent whose minerals are increasingly central to the global economy, that raises a rather uncomfortable question: what happens when Africa stops exporting its wealth on everyone else’s terms?

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Journalists in Burkina Faso Required to Undergo Military Training Burkina Faso has given journalism a rather unusual ass...
17/08/2026

Journalists in Burkina Faso Required to Undergo Military Training

Burkina Faso has given journalism a rather unusual assignment: military-style training.

More than 40 journalists from public and private media have completed a six-day “patriotism” course organised by the country's security authorities. The programme is now part of a requirement for journalists working in the country.

The training includes military-style activities and is being introduced as Burkina Faso continues its fight against jihadist groups.

Government supporters argue that journalists have a role to play in the country's war effort and national mobilisation. Critics, however, worry that bringing the media closer to the military could blur the line between journalism and government messaging.

A journalist's job is to report what is happening, even when the story makes those in power uncomfortable.

Can journalism remain independent when reporters are being trained by the military?

SADC and Russia Are Turning Their Partnership Into a To-Do ListDiplomacy has a lot of handshakes. This one came with hom...
17/08/2026

SADC and Russia Are Turning Their Partnership Into a To-Do List

Diplomacy has a lot of handshakes. This one came with homework.

On August 16, SADC and Russia met in Durban to discuss how to turn their 2018 cooperation agreement into something more concrete.

SADC Deputy Executive Secretary Angele Makombo N’Tumba met Russia’s Tatiana Dovgalenko on the sidelines of the 46th SADC Summit, with the big item on the table being a Draft Action Plan for implementing the 2018 SADC-Russia Memorandum of Understanding.

The proposed menu is fairly broad: digital infrastructure, ICT, agriculture, finance, trade, industrial development, science and technology, humanitarian work and cultural cooperation.

There is also a security chapter. Existing military-technical cooperation covers training, capacity building, research, technology transfer and support for regional peace and security. SADC has also expressed interest in strengthening areas such as its Regional Logistics Depot and Standby Force.

The planned third Africa-Russia Summit later this year could give the relationship another push.

For now, the message is simple: the framework exists. The Action Plan is being polished. The real test will be what actually gets built, funded and delivered.

Can SADC and Russia turn the paperwork into projects that people across the region can actually see?

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