Geo Politics – Known Magazine Africa

South Africa and Nigeria: Immigration Tensions Demand Law, Not Emotion

The immigration tension between South Africa and Nigeria is not just a border issue. It is a reflection of broken systems, economic frustration and the urgent need for responsible leadership. While South Africa has every right to enforce its immigration laws, the process must never become a tool for hatred or violence. Nigerians and other African migrants living in the country deserve dignity and fairness, while South Africans deserve safe, organised and well-managed communities. The challenge now is for both nations to deal with illegal immigration through law, cooperation and humanity, not fear and anger.

June 30 Tensions Spark National Debate Over Illegal Immigration in South Africa

Bandile Mathebula

With June 30 becoming a symbolic flashpoint in South Africa’s immigration debate, calls for stricter enforcement against undocumented foreign nationals have sparked widespread discussion across the country. As deportations increase and communities voice growing concerns over jobs, crime and public resources, questions remain about how South Africa can balance border control, human rights and social stability in an increasingly polarized environment.

Harm Reduction: Swapping The Bottle For A Glass Of Water & The Cigarette Pack For A Vape

Alexis Tshangana

When we talk about living healthier, most of us think in extremes: quit drinking, stop smoking, go cold turkey. But what if wellness didn’t have to be all or nothing?…

Coalition Politics Is Turning South Africa Into A Chessboard

Bandile Mathebula

South African politics has become less about ideology and more about survival. Every week feels like a new episode of political drama, alliances shift overnight, leaders attack each other publicly…

South Africa Is Tired Of Waiting

Bandile Mathebula

There’s a strange feeling hanging over South Africa lately. People are working harder than ever, but somehow life feels heavier. Petrol goes up. Electricity disappears. Jobs are scarce. Rent climbs…

PMI Expands Its Partnership With Scuderia Ferrari HP

Alexis Tshangana

“By further enhancing our partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP, we hope to accelerate the replacement of cigarettes, and we want our adult consumers of nicotine products, like ZYN, to embrace and enjoy every moment of this thrilling ride.”

Savanna’s Epic DryCon 2025

Tshegofatso Tube

A glimpse into the Savanna DryCon 2025.

Woolworths Launches World-Class Beauty In Kenya

Alexis Tshangana

“This launch presents a compelling opportunity to expand our fast-growing beauty portfolio and strengthen our presence in the Kenyan market,” says Roy Bagattini, Group CEO of Woolworths. “It reflects our commitment to building a future-fit business anchored in innovation, quality, and relevance, while staying close to our customers. We are proud to be investing in Kenya and excited about the possibilities this opens for Woolworths and for the future of beauty in Africa.”

Technovation 2025 Urges A Policy Shift To Embrace Harm Reduction

Alexis Tshangana

The conference served as a powerful reminder that meaningful public health change requires science-based innovation, inclusive regulation, and a collective commitment to better outcomes. As the world moves toward a smoke-free future, Africa has a chance to lead, not by following old models, but by pioneering new ones rooted in evidence, pragmatism, and the will to improve lives.

Salvation Army Campaign Turns Fashion Into A Reckoning

Alexis Tshangana

The campaign urges South Africans to look past the price tag and think about the people behind their clothing. And it calls on fashion consumers to shift from convenience to consciousness.