Lenny Kravitz was celebrated with the prestigious honor of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a ceremony that saw him flanked by his daughter Zoë Kravitz and esteemed friend, Denzel Washington. At 59, the iconic musician reflected on his journey to stardom, crediting his initial Hollywood connections to Norman Lear, who cast his mother, Roxie Roker, in the acclaimed TV show "The Jeffersons." Kravitz recounted his early days in Los Angeles, where he ventured at 15, embracing the city's vibrancy that he felt mirrored the dynamism of New York. During the ceremony, Kravitz shared his awe at the full-circle moment, having once roamed the very streets of Hollywood Boulevard that now bear his name alongside those of his idols. The acknowledgment on such an iconic avenue highlights not just his musical legacy but also his unique path in the industry, marked by a steadfast commitment to his artistic vision despite industry pressures. Denzel Washington, in his tribute to Kravitz, underscored their deep bond, referring to Kravitz as a brother and a cherished friend. The event was further illuminated by the presence of Marla Gibbs of "The Jeffersons" and Zoë Kravitz's fiancé, Channing Tatum, underscoring Kravitz's enduring relationships in the industry. Kravitz's narrative is also deeply intertwined with his African heritage, an element that has influenced his music and personal ethos. This connection enriches his career narrative, adding layers to his musical journey and creative inspirations. This honor on the Hollywood Walk of Fame not only commemorates Kravitz's artistic achievements but also celebrates his resilience and unwavering dedication to authenticity in the music industry. Kravitz's star serves as a testament to his enduring impact on music and culture, both in Hollywood and beyond, including his profound connection to his African roots. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 14, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Lenny Kravitz Awarded Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame. Photo provided by WAVE Lenny Kravitz was celebrated with the prestigious honor of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a ceremony that saw him flanked by his daughter Zoë Kravitz and esteemed friend, Denzel Washington. At 59, the iconic musician reflected on his journey to stardom, crediting his initial Hollywood connections to Norman Lear, who cast his mother, Roxie Roker, in the acclaimed TV show "The Jeffersons." Kravitz recounted his early days in Los Angeles, where he ventured at 15, embracing the city's vibrancy that he felt mirrored the dynamism of New York. During the ceremony, Kravitz shared his awe at the full-circle moment, having once roamed the very streets of Hollywood Boulevard that now bear his name alongside those of his idols. The acknowledgment on such an iconic avenue highlights not just his musical legacy but also his unique path in the industry, marked by a steadfast commitment to his artistic vision despite industry pressures. ADVERTISEMENT Denzel Washington, in his tribute to Kravitz, underscored their deep bond, referring to Kravitz as a brother and a cherished friend. The event was further illuminated by the presence of Marla Gibbs of "The Jeffersons" and Zoë Kravitz's fiancé, Channing Tatum, underscoring Kravitz's enduring relationships in the industry. Kravitz's narrative is also deeply intertwined with his African heritage, an element that has influenced his music and personal ethos. This connection enriches his career narrative, adding layers to his musical journey and creative inspirations. ADVERTISEMENT This honor on the Hollywood Walk of Fame not only commemorates Kravitz's artistic achievements but also celebrates his resilience and unwavering dedication to authenticity in the music industry. Kravitz's star serves as a testament to his enduring impact on music and culture, both in Hollywood and beyond, including his profound connection to his African roots. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

The UN deplores deadly ADF attacks in North Kivu, eastern DRC, leaving at least 52 civilians dead. MONUSCO vows stronger protection and support to the authorities. The United Nations has strongly condemned a series of deadly attacks by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, describing them as intolerable violations of international law. Between 9 and 16 August, ADF fighters carried out assaults in several locations across Beni and Lubero territories, North Kivu province, killing at least 52 civilians, including women and children. Local reports warn that the death toll could rise further. “These attacks targeting civilians, which add to the atrocities committed during the night of 26 to 27 July in Komanda (Ituri), are intolerable and constitute serious violations of international humanitarian law and human rights,” said Binto Keita, Head of the UN peacekeeping mission MONUSCO. Witnesses reported abductions, looting, and the burning of homes, vehicles, and motorcycles, leaving communities already in fragile humanitarian conditions further devastated. MONUSCO urged foreign armed groups, including the ADF, to lay down their arms and return to their countries of origin, and called on Congolese authorities to identify perpetrators and bring them to justice. In response to the new wave of violence, MONUSCO has reinforced its military presence in affected areas. On 13 and 14 August, peacekeepers in Mayi-Moya, North Kivu, sheltered 206 civilians, including 93 children and 70 women, who fled ADF attacks. “MONUSCO remains fully committed to supporting Congolese authorities and local communities in preventing further violence, protecting civilians, reducing tensions and contributing to the stabilisation of areas affected by armed conflict,” the mission said in a statement. Context The ADF, originally a Ugandan rebel group, has operated in eastern DRC for decades and is among the most violent armed groups in the region. Despite joint Congolese and Ugandan military operations, attacks against civilians continue to escalate. Continue Reading Full Article WAR IN DR CONGO UN Condemns ADF Attacks in Eastern DRC, 52 Civilians Killed By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Aug 20, 2025 May 15, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The United Nations has strongly condemned a series of deadly attacks by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, describing them as intolerable violations of international law. Between 9 and 16 August, ADF fighters carried out assaults in several locations across Beni and Lubero territories, North Kivu province, killing at least 52 civilians, including women and children. Local reports warn that the death toll could rise further. “These attacks targeting civilians, which add to the atrocities committed during the night of 26 to 27 July in Komanda (Ituri), are intolerable and constitute serious violations of international humanitarian law and human rights,” said Binto Keita, Head of the UN peacekeeping mission MONUSCO. ADVERTISEMENT Witnesses reported abductions, looting, and the burning of homes, vehicles, and motorcycles, leaving communities already in fragile humanitarian conditions further devastated. MONUSCO urged foreign armed groups, including the ADF, to lay down their arms and return to their countries of origin, and called on Congolese authorities to identify perpetrators and bring them to justice. In response to the new wave of violence, MONUSCO has reinforced its military presence in affected areas. ADVERTISEMENT On 13 and 14 August, peacekeepers in Mayi-Moya, North Kivu, sheltered 206 civilians, including 93 children and 70 women, who fled ADF attacks. “MONUSCO remains fully committed to supporting Congolese authorities and local communities in preventing further violence, protecting civilians, reducing tensions and contributing to the stabilisation of areas affected by armed conflict,” the mission said in a statement. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . War in Eastern DRC Muyaya: Congo's War Has Nothing to Do With the Constitution . Infrastructure DRC Signs Contracts to Modernise 13 Airports, First Deliveries in 2028 . Economic Reports DRC and IMF Reach Staff-Level Deal on Programme Reviews . | Economy DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . ADVERTISEMENT Context The ADF, originally a Ugandan rebel group, has operated in eastern DRC for decades and is among the most violent armed groups in the region. Despite joint Congolese and Ugandan military operations, attacks against civilians continue to escalate. The latest killings underline the fragile security situation in North Kivu and Ituri provinces, where armed groups remain active despite multiple regional and international peace efforts. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty Will Democrats support Kagame after the 2026 midterms? Blinken's statements, Biden's Rwanda policy . 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Kecapu and Bamenya won Hyundai Sonata cars at Mashariki Film Festival 2025, topping votes in their categories. Rwandan artists Mukayizeri Djalia (Kecapu) and Benimana Ramadhan (Bamenya) have won cars at the 11th Mashariki Film Festival, held at Serena Hotel. In the women’s category, Kecapu topped the votes with 70,208, followed by Uwamahoro Antoinette (Intare y’Ingore) with 32,317 votes. In the men’s category, Bamenya led with 80,748 votes, while Aime Valens Tuyisenge (Boss Rukundo) received 14,320 votes. The total votes for women were 126,948, equivalent to RWF 25,389,600, while men’s votes totaled 120,432, equivalent to RWF 24,086,400. Overall, 247,380 votes were cast, amounting to RWF 49,476,000. The winners will each receive a Hyundai Sonata, valued at RWF 13 million each, totaling RWF 26 million. The festival began on November 22, 2025, and will conclude on November 29, 2025. RWANDAN ENTERTAINMENT Kecapu and Bamenya Win Cars at Mashariki Film Festival 2025 By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Nov 29, 2025 May 15, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Rwandan artists Mukayizeri Djalia (Kecapu) and Benimana Ramadhan (Bamenya) have won cars at the 11th Mashariki Film Festival, held at Serena Hotel. In the women’s category, Kecapu topped the votes with 70,208, followed by Uwamahoro Antoinette (Intare y’Ingore) with 32,317 votes. In the men’s category, Bamenya led with 80,748 votes, while Aime Valens Tuyisenge (Boss Rukundo) received 14,320 votes. ADVERTISEMENT The total votes for women were 126,948, equivalent to RWF 25,389,600, while men’s votes totaled 120,432, equivalent to RWF 24,086,400. Overall, 247,380 votes were cast, amounting to RWF 49,476,000. The winners will each receive a Hyundai Sonata, valued at RWF 13 million each, totaling RWF 26 million. The festival began on November 22, 2025, and will conclude on November 29, 2025. ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today Entertainment Rema Kigali Concert Moves Forward as Early-Bird Tickets Sell Out . War in DR Congo Rema Faces Calls to Cancel Rwanda Show After Tems’ Withdrawal . Entertainment Bruce Melodie Sparks Talk of Tension With Coach Gael . Entertainment Kigali to Host Bob Marley Tribute Reggae Concert . Entertainment Miss Muyango, DJ Brianne End Professional Partnership . ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Entertainment Rema Kigali Concert Moves Forward as Early-Bird Tickets Sell Out Discounted tickets are gone, while regular sales continue despite calls for Rema to reconsider. . War in DR Congo Rema Faces Calls to Cancel Rwanda Show After Tems’ Withdrawal Congolese users urge Rema to reconsider his Kwita Izina concert as debate over the DRC . Entertainment Bruce Melodie Sparks Talk of Tension With Coach Gael The Rwandan star’s Summer Country Tour has fueled fresh debate around his management team. . Entertainment Kigali to Host Bob Marley Tribute Reggae Concert Mighty Popo says Bob Marley helped many Africans reconnect with their identity . Tags Rwandan Entertainment Rwandan Entertainment Musics Musics

The artist Sega El, originating from the Réunion Islands, joined the Rwandan community in commemorating the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. Through her social media platforms, she shared a message of solidarity with Rwandans during this period. Sega El, who was a nominee at the recent Trace Awards held in Kigali in October 2023, posted on her Instagram wall on April 7, 2024, expressing her prayers for the Rwandan people and her unity with them in remembering the 30th anniversary of the Genocide Against the Tutsi. In her message, she called on everyone to pray for peace, unity, and reconciliation, saying, “On this day of remembering the Genocide (Against the Tutsi) in April 1994, my thoughts are with Rwanda. Let us pray for peace, healing, and reconciliation.” Besides her message, she also shared other photos including a speech by the President of Rwanda given at the start of the week dedicated to remembering the Genocide Against the Tutsi. She accompanied her shared posts with a photo of President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame lighting the lamp of hope. Sega El is known for hits such as ‘Trakass Pa Pou Moin,’ and was the only female nominee in the ‘Best Artist Indian Ocean’ category at the Trace Awards, competing against artists like Mikl and Goulam. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Apr 9, 2024 May 15, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: In a heartfelt gesture of remembrance, Sega El stands with Rwanda on the solemn 30th anniversary of the genocide. Image: Instagram/segaelofficial The artist Sega El, originating from the Réunion Islands, joined the Rwandan community in commemorating the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. Through her social media platforms, she shared a message of solidarity with Rwandans during this period. Sega El, who was a nominee at the recent Trace Awards held in Kigali in October 2023, posted on her Instagram wall on April 7, 2024, expressing her prayers for the Rwandan people and her unity with them in remembering the 30th anniversary of the Genocide Against the Tutsi. In her message, she called on everyone to pray for peace, unity, and reconciliation, saying, “On this day of remembering the Genocide (Against the Tutsi) in April 1994, my thoughts are with Rwanda. Let us pray for peace, healing, and reconciliation.” ADVERTISEMENT Besides her message, she also shared other photos including a speech by the President of Rwanda given at the start of the week dedicated to remembering the Genocide Against the Tutsi. She accompanied her shared posts with a photo of President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame lighting the lamp of hope. ADVERTISEMENT Sega El is known for hits such as ‘Trakass Pa Pou Moin,’ and was the only female nominee in the ‘Best Artist Indian Ocean’ category at the Trace Awards, competing against artists like Mikl and Goulam. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

Riyadh, with visions of becoming a global minerals and industrial hub, is turning to Africa to fill the gaps in its domestic mining capabilities. Despite holding an estimated $2.5 trillion worth of minerals, Saudi Arabia recognizes the need for international partnerships to harness a broader range of resources. As the kingdom looks to reduce its dependency on oil, per its "Vision 2030" strategy, it has identified Africa's rich mineral deposits as key to this transformation. Khalid al-Mudaifer, Saudi's Deputy Mining Minister, emphasized the kingdom's commitment to not just extracting resources but also contributing to the development of local infrastructure, technology, and education in African mining communities. This approach aims to ensure mutual growth and value retention within these nations. Recent deals with four African countries and discussions with the U.S. to secure critical minerals for energy transitions underscore Riyadh's proactive steps. The kingdom's investment in mining, including a $15 billion global mining stake acquisition, showcases its long-term strategy. Furthermore, Saudi Arabia's hosting of the Future Minerals Forum, attended by numerous African nations, highlights its rapidly growing influence in the global mining sector. Saudi Arabia's engagement with Africa represents a shift from traditional aid to investment-based relationships, promising to leave a lasting positive impact on the continent's mining sector. This approach not only offers African countries an alternative to existing mining giants and Chinese interests but also potentially aligns them with broader U.S. mineral strategies. However, challenges such as building infrastructure and developing skilled labor in both Saudi Arabia and its African partners may pose hurdles to the kingdom's ambitious plans. Nonetheless, Saudi Arabia's strategic advantages and commitment to collaborative growth present a compelling proposition for African nations eager for sustainable economic development . Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 16, 2024 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: South African president and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Riyadh, with visions of becoming a global minerals and industrial hub, is turning to Africa to fill the gaps in its domestic mining capabilities. Despite holding an estimated $2.5 trillion worth of minerals, Saudi Arabia recognizes the need for international partnerships to harness a broader range of resources. As the kingdom looks to reduce its dependency on oil, per its "Vision 2030" strategy, it has identified Africa's rich mineral deposits as key to this transformation. Khalid al-Mudaifer, Saudi's Deputy Mining Minister, emphasized the kingdom's commitment to not just extracting resources but also contributing to the development of local infrastructure, technology, and education in African mining communities. This approach aims to ensure mutual growth and value retention within these nations. Recent deals with four African countries and discussions with the U.S. to secure critical minerals for energy transitions underscore Riyadh's proactive steps. The kingdom's investment in mining, including a $15 billion global mining stake acquisition, showcases its long-term strategy. Furthermore, Saudi Arabia's hosting of the Future Minerals Forum, attended by numerous African nations, highlights its rapidly growing influence in the global mining sector. ADVERTISEMENT Saudi Arabia's engagement with Africa represents a shift from traditional aid to investment-based relationships, promising to leave a lasting positive impact on the continent's mining sector. This approach not only offers African countries an alternative to existing mining giants and Chinese interests but also potentially aligns them with broader U.S. mineral strategies. However, challenges such as building infrastructure and developing skilled labor in both Saudi Arabia and its African partners may pose hurdles to the kingdom's ambitious plans. Nonetheless, Saudi Arabia's strategic advantages and commitment to collaborative growth present a compelling proposition for African nations eager for sustainable economic development . ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

US sanctions on Joseph Kabila raise the possibility of arrest as legal experts say international pressure is rapidly closing in. Washington, May 1, 2026 — The United States has imposed targeted sanctions on former President Joseph Kabila . The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and State Department announced the measures, freezing any assets Kabila holds in the United States or under U.S. jurisdiction and banning American persons and entities from engaging in any transactions with him. The sanctions cite Kabila’s alleged provision of “financial, material, or technological support” to the Rwanda-backed March 23 Movement (M23) and its political-military coalition, the Congo River Alliance (AFC). These groups have seized large swaths of eastern DRC, including Goma, fueling violence that has displaced millions and killed thousands. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent framed the move as support for the 2025 Washington Accords, stating that those sowing instability “will be held accountable.” DRC Deputy Prime Minister Jacquemain Shabani welcomed the action, calling Kabila “the instigator” behind the rebellion. This comes just months after a Kinshasa military court sentenced Kabila in absentia to death in September/October 2025 for treason, war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder, sexual assault, torture, and insurrection tied to his alleged collaboration with M23/AFC rebels. The court also ordered him to pay $50 billion in damages to the Congolese state. Sanctions Pave the Way for Justice The United States sanctions on Joseph Kabila mark a significant victory for President Félix Tshisekedi and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s government in its quest for accountability and peace in the east. While sanctions are primarily economic tools, freezing any U.S.-based assets and prohibiting transactions with American entities, their true impact goes far beyond finances. By officially designating Kabila for supporting M23 and the AFC, the US has given powerful international legitimacy to the death sentence already imposed on him by a DRC military court in 2025. This dual pressure fundamentally changes the game. With both a valid domestic death warrant and strong US sanctions now in place, it has become significantly easier for DRC authorities to pursue Kabila’s arrest. Most US allies and Western countries are now highly unlikely to grant Kabila any form of protection, asylum, or free passage, effectively closing off potential escape routes and removing the political cover he previously enjoyed. Congolese lawyer and former justice ministry advisor Maître Jean-Claude Mputu explains: “The US sanctions send a message of international isolation. Combined with the existing death sentence, this greatly strengthens the government’s hand. It removes the political cover Kabila previously enjoyed and makes any future operation to bring him to justice far more diplomatically supported.” An analyst with the Congo Research Group, who tracks elite networks in the east, adds that Kabila’s economic empire, spanning mining, banking, and logistics, could face major disruption. “This is more than squeezing his ability to finance proxies; it weakens his entire position in rebel-held areas and opens the door for the DRC government to act decisively,” the analyst notes. Continue Reading Full Article WAR IN EASTERN DRC Could Joseph Kabila Be Arrested After US Sanctions? Experts Explain By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment May 1, 2026 May 15, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Washington, May 1, 2026 — The United States has imposed targeted sanctions on former President Joseph Kabila . The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and State Department announced the measures, freezing any assets Kabila holds in the United States or under U.S. jurisdiction and banning American persons and entities from engaging in any transactions with him. The sanctions cite Kabila’s alleged provision of “financial, material, or technological support” to the Rwanda-backed March 23 Movement (M23) and its political-military coalition, the Congo River Alliance (AFC). These groups have seized large swaths of eastern DRC, including Goma, fueling violence that has displaced millions and killed thousands. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent framed the move as support for the 2025 Washington Accords, stating that those sowing instability “will be held accountable.” DRC Deputy Prime Minister Jacquemain Shabani welcomed the action, calling Kabila “the instigator” behind the rebellion. ADVERTISEMENT This comes just months after a Kinshasa military court sentenced Kabila in absentia to death in September/October 2025 for treason, war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder, sexual assault, torture, and insurrection tied to his alleged collaboration with M23/AFC rebels. The court also ordered him to pay $50 billion in damages to the Congolese state. Sanctions Pave the Way for Justice The United States sanctions on Joseph Kabila mark a significant victory for President Félix Tshisekedi and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s government in its quest for accountability and peace in the east. While sanctions are primarily economic tools, freezing any U.S.-based assets and prohibiting transactions with American entities, their true impact goes far beyond finances. By officially designating Kabila for supporting M23 and the AFC, the US has given powerful international legitimacy to the death sentence already imposed on him by a DRC military court in 2025. This dual pressure fundamentally changes the game. ADVERTISEMENT With both a valid domestic death warrant and strong US sanctions now in place, it has become significantly easier for DRC authorities to pursue Kabila’s arrest. Most US allies and Western countries are now highly unlikely to grant Kabila any form of protection, asylum, or free passage, effectively closing off potential escape routes and removing the political cover he previously enjoyed. Congolese lawyer and former justice ministry advisor Maître Jean-Claude Mputu explains: “The US sanctions send a message of international isolation. Combined with the existing death sentence, this greatly strengthens the government’s hand. It removes the political cover Kabila previously enjoyed and makes any future operation to bring him to justice far more diplomatically supported.” An analyst with the Congo Research Group, who tracks elite networks in the east, adds that Kabila’s economic empire, spanning mining, banking, and logistics, could face major disruption. “This is more than squeezing his ability to finance proxies; it weakens his entire position in rebel-held areas and opens the door for the DRC government to act decisively,” the analyst notes. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . War in Eastern DRC Muyaya: Congo's War Has Nothing to Do With the Constitution . Infrastructure DRC Signs Contracts to Modernise 13 Airports, First Deliveries in 2028 . Economic Reports DRC and IMF Reach Staff-Level Deal on Programme Reviews . | Economy DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . ADVERTISEMENT Kabila has been living in M23-controlled Goma in eastern DRC since his return from exile in May 2025. While he remains physically in rebel-held territory for now, the tightening international noose limits his maneuverability and weakens his network’s ability to operate freely. Kabila’s own camp released a statement today, denouncing the sanctions as “unjustified and politically motivated,” based on “accusations without proof.” They say he reserves the right to challenge the decision legally and vows to continue fighting “dictatorial drift” through constitutional means. The sanctions arrive at a delicate moment, with the Washington Accords already strained and eastern DRC still reeling from years of violence. Yet for many in Kinshasa and across the DRC, this feels like a decisive step toward restoring sovereignty and stability. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty Will Democrats support Kagame after the 2026 midterms? Blinken's statements, Biden's Rwanda policy . War in Eastern DRC Muyaya: Congo's War Has Nothing to Do With the Constitution In London, the DRC government spokesperson rejects constitutional politics as a cause of the eastern . 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DRC has joined the Luxembourg Rail Protocol, a move expected to attract private rail investment and support the Lobito Corridor. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has taken a major step toward modernizing its railway sector by formally acceding to the Luxembourg Rail Protocol, an international treaty designed to facilitate private financing of railway rolling stock. On 4 June 2026, the DRC deposited its instrument of accession to the Protocol at UNIDROIT in Rome. The move makes the DRC the second Southern African Development Community (SADC) member state to join the treaty. The Protocol will enter into force for the DRC on 1 October 2026. What is the Luxembourg Rail Protocol? The Luxembourg Rail Protocol is part of the broader Cape Town Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment. It establishes a clear international legal framework for recognizing, prioritizing, and enforcing the rights of creditors, lessors, and financiers in railway rolling stock (locomotives, wagons, and other equipment). By providing greater legal certainty and protection for investors, the Protocol significantly reduces risk and makes it easier, and cheaper, for countries to attract private capital for rail projects. Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka welcomed the accession, stating: “We are delighted that DRC has acceded to the Luxembourg Rail Protocol and is now the second SADC contracting state. As our neighbours also move forward with accession, we look forward to seamless, cost-effective private finance for rolling stock moving around the SADC network.” The development holds particular strategic weight for the Lobito Corridor , a vital 1,739-kilometre railway route linking the mineral-rich Copperbelt region (in DRC and Zambia) to the Angolan port of Lobito on the Atlantic coast. The corridor is seen as one of Africa’s most promising logistics projects, offering a faster and more secure export route for copper, cobalt, and other critical minerals. Jamie Holley, CEO of Traxtion (a major African rolling stock lessor), noted: "The large investments into uplifting the condition of the railways serving the DRC from the ports of Lobito and Dar es Salaam make the DRC an important railway country. DRC’s accession to the Luxembourg Protocol will lift the business case for the investment at scale into trains to operate on this upgraded railway infrastructure.” Continue Reading Full Article DEVELOPMENT DRC Joins Global Rail Treaty to Boost Lobito Corridor By Neema Asha Mwakalinga Travel & Culture Expert Neema Asha Mwakalinga Home Comment Jun 22, 2026 Jun 22, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has taken a major step toward modernizing its railway sector by formally acceding to the Luxembourg Rail Protocol, an international treaty designed to facilitate private financing of railway rolling stock. On 4 June 2026, the DRC deposited its instrument of accession to the Protocol at UNIDROIT in Rome. The move makes the DRC the second Southern African Development Community (SADC) member state to join the treaty. The Protocol will enter into force for the DRC on 1 October 2026. What is the Luxembourg Rail Protocol? The Luxembourg Rail Protocol is part of the broader Cape Town Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment. It establishes a clear international legal framework for recognizing, prioritizing, and enforcing the rights of creditors, lessors, and financiers in railway rolling stock (locomotives, wagons, and other equipment). By providing greater legal certainty and protection for investors, the Protocol significantly reduces risk and makes it easier, and cheaper, for countries to attract private capital for rail projects. ADVERTISEMENT Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka welcomed the accession, stating: “We are delighted that DRC has acceded to the Luxembourg Rail Protocol and is now the second SADC contracting state. As our neighbours also move forward with accession, we look forward to seamless, cost-effective private finance for rolling stock moving around the SADC network.” The development holds particular strategic weight for the Lobito Corridor , a vital 1,739-kilometre railway route linking the mineral-rich Copperbelt region (in DRC and Zambia) to the Angolan port of Lobito on the Atlantic coast. The corridor is seen as one of Africa’s most promising logistics projects, offering a faster and more secure export route for copper, cobalt, and other critical minerals. ADVERTISEMENT Jamie Holley, CEO of Traxtion (a major African rolling stock lessor), noted: "The large investments into uplifting the condition of the railways serving the DRC from the ports of Lobito and Dar es Salaam make the DRC an important railway country. DRC’s accession to the Luxembourg Protocol will lift the business case for the investment at scale into trains to operate on this upgraded railway infrastructure.” The Rail Working Group (RWG) described the accession as a milestone that will create new business opportunities and help unlock large-scale rail investment across Southern and Central Africa. It is expected to support ongoing rehabilitation and expansion efforts along key corridors, improve freight capacity, boost regional trade, and strengthen supply chains for critical minerals. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . War in Eastern DRC Muyaya: Congo's War Has Nothing to Do With the Constitution . Infrastructure DRC Signs Contracts to Modernise 13 Airports, First Deliveries in 2028 . Economic Reports DRC and IMF Reach Staff-Level Deal on Programme Reviews . | Economy DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . ADVERTISEMENT The DRC’s move also signals growing momentum across the SADC region, where several neighbouring countries are now considering or advancing accession to the Protocol. With the Protocol set to take effect in October 2026, the DRC is positioning itself to attract private financiers and lessors more effectively. This could accelerate modernization of its extensive but often underfunded rail network and contribute to broader economic goals of infrastructure development and regional integration.T the accession marks a significant win for rail finance in Africa and underscores the DRC’s commitment to leveraging international legal tools for sustainable development. 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U.S. Senators Kaine and Booker demand stronger action on Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in Congo, slamming the failed Washington Accord and rising atrocities in Kivu. WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a significant development for Congolese diplomacy, U.S. Senators Tim Kaine and Cory Booker, joined by fellow Democrats, have issued a scathing letter criticizing the U.S. government's response to the ongoing DRC–Rwanda crisis and the violent campaign of the M23 rebel group, which they say is backed and armed by the Rwandan regime. Their bipartisan letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands tougher U.S. diplomacy and a full reassessment of the Washington Accord, signed in June 2025 under the Trump administration. Despite the pomp of the Oval Office ceremony, the senators warn that the agreement has “failed to stop the bloodshed” in Congo’s eastern provinces. “A Glorious Triumph?” Not for Congolese Civilians The senators take direct aim at the Trump administration’s celebratory framing of the peace deal: “Although the Trump Administration deserves credit for attempting to engage constructively on this crisis, we are concerned by severe flaws in the structure of the peace process,” they wrote. They highlight that fighting resumed almost immediately after the accord was signed. Since June, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have seized new territory, displaced civilians, and entrenched control across North and South Kivu, with little resistance from international partners. War Crimes and Continued Atrocities The letter cites growing evidence of human rights abuses and war crimes committed by M23, echoing UN and NGO reports: “On August 20th, Human Rights Watch and the UN human rights office reported that the M23 killed at least 140 people , and possibly over 300 civilians during counter-FDLR operations in Rutshuru in July 2025.” The senators also condemned the deteriorating humanitarian situation, noting that: Continue Reading Full Article DRC PEACE EFFORT U.S. Senators Slam Rwanda-Backed M23, Demand Congo Peace Action By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Nov 21, 2025 May 15, 2026 5 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a significant development for Congolese diplomacy, U.S. Senators Tim Kaine and Cory Booker, joined by fellow Democrats, have issued a scathing letter criticizing the U.S. government's response to the ongoing DRC–Rwanda crisis and the violent campaign of the M23 rebel group, which they say is backed and armed by the Rwandan regime. Their bipartisan letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands tougher U.S. diplomacy and a full reassessment of the Washington Accord, signed in June 2025 under the Trump administration. Despite the pomp of the Oval Office ceremony, the senators warn that the agreement has “failed to stop the bloodshed” in Congo’s eastern provinces. “A Glorious Triumph?” Not for Congolese Civilians The senators take direct aim at the Trump administration’s celebratory framing of the peace deal: “Although the Trump Administration deserves credit for attempting to engage constructively on this crisis, we are concerned by severe flaws in the structure of the peace process,” they wrote. They highlight that fighting resumed almost immediately after the accord was signed. Since June, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have seized new territory, displaced civilians, and entrenched control across North and South Kivu, with little resistance from international partners. War Crimes and Continued Atrocities The letter cites growing evidence of human rights abuses and war crimes committed by M23, echoing UN and NGO reports: ADVERTISEMENT “On August 20th, Human Rights Watch and the UN human rights office reported that the M23 killed at least 140 people , and possibly over 300 civilians during counter-FDLR operations in Rutshuru in July 2025.” The senators also condemned the deteriorating humanitarian situation, noting that: “More than 80% of health facilities in North and South Kivu now face medicine shortages… The M23 is strengthening its political and economic positioning with apparent ambitions to take Uvira.” Exposing Rwanda’s Role and Washington’s Weak Leverage Kaine and Booker make it clear: Rwanda is fueling this war. They express deep concern that the Rwanda–U.S. deportee deal signed on June 3, which provides Kigali with funds to accept U.S. deportees, may be compromising U.S. neutrality: “This new arrangement risks granting Rwanda additional leverage at a moment when Washington is attempting to serve as an impartial mediator between the parties.” ADVERTISEMENT They also warn that the agreement lacks clarity on how funds are being monitored and whether they’re weakening U.S. influence on holding Kigali accountable. Lack of Accountability, No Peace The senators criticize the Washington Accord for prioritizing economic frameworks over justice: “The Accord lacks accountability provisions for grave abuses – a missed opportunity to tackle the very impunity that has fueled the recurrence of this crisis.” They also accuse the administration of cutting peacekeeping funds and weakening MONUSCO’s ability to implement its mandate, even as M23 and Rwandan forces obstruct humanitarian access. Tshisekedi’s Warning Ignored The senators echoed Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi, who on September 22 declared that: “The Accord has not calmed the conflict. Rwanda is deepening its support for M23 rather than withdrawing.” Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . War in Eastern DRC Muyaya: Congo's War Has Nothing to Do With the Constitution . Infrastructure DRC Signs Contracts to Modernise 13 Airports, First Deliveries in 2028 . Economic Reports DRC and IMF Reach Staff-Level Deal on Programme Reviews . | Economy DRC Opens London Forum Seeking Partnerships, Not Aid . ADVERTISEMENT Tshisekedi further cautioned against viewing U.S. mediation as a license to exploit Congo’s minerals, stating: “This does not mean that we will auction our mineral resources.” What the Senators Are Demanding They ask the State Department to answer key questions: Has M23 gained territory since June? Is the U.S.–Rwanda deportee deal undermining U.S. leverage? Why were economic deals prioritized over disarmament and justice? What concrete actions will Washington take to pressure Rwanda and protect Congolese civilians? A Call for Real Diplomacy In closing, the senators emphasized that future efforts must focus on lasting peace and justice, not just announcements and photo-ops: “U.S.-facilitated efforts to resolve conflicts require serious, level-headed leadership… We urge the Administration to learn from the mistakes of the Washington Accord and help foster a sustainable peace that respects Congolese sovereignty.” For the Congolese people, this letter is more than a political gesture; it’s a sign that the truth is gaining traction. Rwanda’s war-by-proxy through M23 must be confronted, not excused. And the U.S., as a global power, must help protect lives, not embolden aggressors. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Policy and Reforms US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty Will Democrats support Kagame after the 2026 midterms? Blinken's statements, Biden's Rwanda policy . 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David Datro Fofana provided a significant boost to Burnley's campaign with a crucial second-half goal, leading to a victory over a 10-man Brentford team at Turf Moor. This win brought much-needed joy to Burnley's fans, marking a rare moment of celebration in what has been a challenging year. The victory was particularly poignant for Burnley supporters, given the team's struggles at Turf Moor throughout the season. With this match marking only their second home league win , the sense of relief and jubilation among the fans was palpable. Fofana's composed finish, his fourth goal since joining the team in January, compensated for an earlier missed opportunity. In an uncharacteristic error, the Ivorian striker had failed to convert a clear chance from close range just before halftime, sending the ball well off target. Despite this, his successful goal in the second half played a pivotal role in securing the win for Burnley. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 17, 2024 May 15, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: David Datro Fofana celebrates with Wilson Odobert after scoring Burnley’s second goal, igniting delirium among the long-suffering Burnley supporters. © Provided by The Telegraph David Datro Fofana provided a significant boost to Burnley's campaign with a crucial second-half goal, leading to a victory over a 10-man Brentford team at Turf Moor. This win brought much-needed joy to Burnley's fans, marking a rare moment of celebration in what has been a challenging year. The victory was particularly poignant for Burnley supporters, given the team's struggles at Turf Moor throughout the season. With this match marking only their second home league win , the sense of relief and jubilation among the fans was palpable. ADVERTISEMENT Fofana's composed finish, his fourth goal since joining the team in January, compensated for an earlier missed opportunity. In an uncharacteristic error, the Ivorian striker had failed to convert a clear chance from close range just before halftime, sending the ball well off target. Despite this, his successful goal in the second half played a pivotal role in securing the win for Burnley. ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

David Miller biography covering his age, wife Camilla, son, South Africa career, IPL success, records and career-best 142 against Australia. David Miller is a South African international cricketer renowned for powerful left-handed batting and calm finishes in limited-overs matches. On 27 September 2026, he renewed attention around his career by smashing a career-best 142 from 93 balls against Australia at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. His eighth ODI century helped South Africa score 365 for nine and win by 32 runs, securing the three-match series with one game remaining. At 37, Miller remains part of the Proteas' white-ball plans and is trying to earn a place at the 2027 Cricket World Cup on home soil. Who is David Miller? David Andrew Miller is a South African middle-order batter nicknamed “Killer Miller.” Born in Pietermaritzburg, he debuted internationally in 2010 and became one of cricket's leading white-ball finishers through major performances for the Proteas, IPL franchises and other T20 teams around the world. Career-best 142 delivers a Pink Day series victory Miller's latest century arrived on one of South African cricket's most visible occasions. Playing in the Pink Day ODI at the Wanderers, he wore the name of his mother, Jenny, a breast cancer survivor, on his shirt. Australia had reduced the hosts to a difficult position before Miller and captain Temba Bavuma rebuilt the innings. Their 156-run partnership changed the match. Bavuma made 103, while Miller attacked with 12 fours and nine sixes. The official Cricket Australia report described his 142 as both a career high and an emotional tribute to his mother. South Africa reached 365 for nine and dismissed Australia for 333. The Reuters match report published by The Guardian confirmed that the innings was Miller's eighth ODI hundred. It also became his highest score in the format, passing the 139 he had previously made against Australia. The performance fitted the role Miller has developed over more than 16 years: stabilise an innings when required, then accelerate with clean hitting. He has built his reputation not only by striking sixes but by reading the match situation and choosing when to attack. Pietermaritzburg beginnings and a sporting childhood David Andrew Miller was born on 10 June 1989 in Pietermaritzburg. He is 37 years old as of 28 September 2026. His Cricket Australia player profile records his full name, birth date, birthplace, left-handed batting style and international debut dates. Miller grew up in a sporting household. His father, Andrew Miller, played club cricket and encouraged him to try several sports. David played hockey, tennis, squash and golf, but cricket became the central pursuit. He attended Clifton Preparatory School and later Maritzburg College, where his athleticism, hand-eye coordination and ability to compete against older players stood out. Continue Reading Full Article BIOGRAPHY David Miller Biography: Age, Wife, Son and Cricket Records By Truce Elikia Art & Culture Journalist Truce Elikia Home Comment Sep 28, 2026 Sep 28, 2026 10 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: David Miller is a South African international cricketer renowned for powerful left-handed batting and calm finishes in limited-overs matches. On 27 September 2026, he renewed attention around his career by smashing a career-best 142 from 93 balls against Australia at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. His eighth ODI century helped South Africa score 365 for nine and win by 32 runs, securing the three-match series with one game remaining. At 37, Miller remains part of the Proteas' white-ball plans and is trying to earn a place at the 2027 Cricket World Cup on home soil. Who is David Miller? David Andrew Miller is a South African middle-order batter nicknamed “Killer Miller.” Born in Pietermaritzburg, he debuted internationally in 2010 and became one of cricket's leading white-ball finishers through major performances for the Proteas, IPL franchises and other T20 teams around the world. Career-best 142 delivers a Pink Day series victory Miller's latest century arrived on one of South African cricket's most visible occasions. Playing in the Pink Day ODI at the Wanderers, he wore the name of his mother, Jenny, a breast cancer survivor, on his shirt. Australia had reduced the hosts to a difficult position before Miller and captain Temba Bavuma rebuilt the innings. Their 156-run partnership changed the match. Bavuma made 103, while Miller attacked with 12 fours and nine sixes. The official Cricket Australia report described his 142 as both a career high and an emotional tribute to his mother. South Africa reached 365 for nine and dismissed Australia for 333. The Reuters match report published by The Guardian confirmed that the innings was Miller's eighth ODI hundred. It also became his highest score in the format, passing the 139 he had previously made against Australia. The performance fitted the role Miller has developed over more than 16 years: stabilise an innings when required, then accelerate with clean hitting. He has built his reputation not only by striking sixes but by reading the match situation and choosing when to attack. Pietermaritzburg beginnings and a sporting childhood David Andrew Miller was born on 10 June 1989 in Pietermaritzburg. He is 37 years old as of 28 September 2026. His Cricket Australia player profile records his full name, birth date, birthplace, left-handed batting style and international debut dates. Miller grew up in a sporting household. His father, Andrew Miller, played club cricket and encouraged him to try several sports. David played hockey, tennis, squash and golf, but cricket became the central pursuit. He attended Clifton Preparatory School and later Maritzburg College, where his athleticism, hand-eye coordination and ability to compete against older players stood out. An Indian Express account based on interviews with his father and school coach describes how Miller was fast-tracked into older age groups at school. It also explains how his father's club-cricket environment brought him into contact with experienced players and coaches while he was still young. Miller earned his first South Africa call-up at 20. He made his T20I debut against the West Indies on 20 May 2010 and his ODI debut against the same opponents two days later. Although he missed selection for the 2011 World Cup, he gradually became a regular in South Africa's limited-overs teams. ADVERTISEMENT From emerging batter to “Killer Miller” The nickname “Killer Miller” grew from his ability to clear the boundary and finish chases. His compact swing gives him power through the leg side, but the later stages of his career have also shown greater patience, strike rotation and awareness under pressure. One of his defining early records came against Bangladesh in Potchefstroom in 2017. Miller reached a T20I century in 35 balls. It was then the fastest men's T20I hundred and remains one of the quickest; the ICC's current record table places his innings among the leading performances in the format. He has also delivered when South Africa's tournament campaigns were under severe pressure. In the 2023 ODI World Cup semi-final, the Proteas slipped to 24 for four against Australia. Miller made 101 from 116 balls and carried the team to 212. Although Australia won by three wickets, the ICC match report recorded how his century gave South Africa a total to defend. Two years later, he scored an unbeaten century against New Zealand in the 2025 Champions Trophy semi-final. South Africa again lost, but the innings strengthened his reputation for producing runs in knockout matches. Miller was also part of the South African team that reached the 2024 T20 World Cup final, the country's first senior men's World Cup final. India won a close contest in Barbados, with Miller dismissed in the final over while attempting the boundary South Africa needed. IPL breakthrough and franchise cricket career Miller's international profile expanded through the Indian Premier League. He joined Kings XI Punjab, now Punjab Kings, in 2012 and produced one of his signature innings the following season: 101 not out from 38 balls against Royal Challengers Bangalore. After later spells with Rajasthan Royals, his career found fresh momentum at Gujarat Titans. In the 2022 IPL qualifier against Rajasthan, he scored an unbeaten 68 from 38 balls and hit three consecutive sixes in the last over. The official IPL report credited the innings with sending Gujarat into the final. Miller then helped Gujarat complete a title-winning debut season. He joined Shubman Gill during the chase in the final and struck two important boundaries as the Titans beat Rajasthan by seven wickets, according to the IPL final report . He represented Lucknow Super Giants in 2025 before joining Delhi Capitals for the 2026 season. The Delhi Capitals profile lists 3,288 career IPL runs from 152 matches, with a highest score of 101 not out. Beyond the IPL, Miller has appeared in T20 competitions in South Africa, England, the Caribbean, Pakistan, the United States and other markets. ADVERTISEMENT Wife, son and life beyond cricket Miller married Camilla Harris on 10 March 2024. Camilla is a South African polocrosse player and entrepreneur . Gujarat Titans later featured the couple in official content, including a video about Miller's adjustment to married life. In a detailed Cricbuzz interview , Miller said marriage had helped him see that life extended beyond cricket. The same interview confirmed that the couple's son, Benjamin David Miller, was born on 30 January 2025. Miller described the happiness of having his son with him during cricket tours and spoke openly about enjoying fatherhood. Miller's family story also intersects with his latest cricket milestone. Wearing his mother's name during the Pink Day match gave the 142 against Australia a meaning beyond personal statistics. His performance connected the match's breast-cancer awareness campaign with his own family experience. David Miller career timeline Year Event Significance 1989 Born in Pietermaritzburg on 10 June Began life in KwaZulu-Natal, where his cricket developed 2010 Made ODI and T20I debuts for South Africa Began an international career spanning more than 16 years 2013 Scored 101 not out from 38 balls in the IPL Established the “Killer Miller” reputation 2017 Hit a 35-ball T20I century against Bangladesh Set the fastest men's T20I hundred at the time 2022 Helped Gujarat Titans win the IPL Produced major unbeaten innings during the title campaign 2023 Scored 101 in the ODI World Cup semi-final Delivered under severe knockout pressure 2024 Reached the T20 World Cup final with South Africa Helped the Proteas reach their first senior men's World Cup final 2025 Made an unbeaten Champions Trophy semi-final century Strengthened his record in major ICC knockout matches 2026 Scored a career-best ODI 142 against Australia Secured his eighth ODI century and a series victory The 2027 World Cup goal Miller has not treated longevity as an automatic right to selection. Before the Australia series, he acknowledged that he still had to earn his place for the 2027 World Cup, which South Africa will co-host with Zimbabwe and Namibia. The ICC reported that Miller views a home World Cup as a major late-career ambition. His career-best 142 gave selectors fresh evidence that he can still control and finish ODI innings. The remaining test is consistency as South Africa shapes its squad for 2027. Frequently asked questions about David Miller How old is David Miller? David Miller was born on 10 June 1989. He is 37 years old as of 28 September 2026. Where was David Miller born? He was born in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . 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What is David Miller's highest ODI score? His highest ODI score is 142 from 93 balls against Australia at the Wanderers on 27 September 2026. Which IPL team did David Miller play for in 2026? He represented Delhi Capitals during the 2026 IPL season after previously playing for Punjab Kings, Rajasthan Royals, Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants. Has David Miller won the IPL? Yes. He helped Gujarat Titans win the IPL in 2022, producing important unbeaten innings during the playoff and final stages. Is David Miller still playing for South Africa? Yes. As of September 2026, he remains active in South Africa's ODI and T20I plans and is targeting selection for the 2027 World Cup. ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Elections Monitoring South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances Gauteng's DA lead and other council results show why the municipal count remains unsettled. . 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Not all footballers find their path beyond the pitch. Lungusani Ndlela stands out as a notable exception, gaining attention for his achievements off the field. Former Bafana Bafana footballer Lungisani Ndlela transitioned from a celebrated sports career to becoming a correctional officer , a choice he does not regret. Ndlela, who once graced the fields for top teams and the national squad, found a new calling in the Department of Correctional Services, prioritizing his family's well-being over the allure of football fame. Friends close to him affirm his contentment with this life decision, highlighting his adaptability and commitment to family. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 12, 2024 May 15, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Lungisani Ndlela, a football Icon who doesn't regret to leave football for Correctional Service Job. Image/sln24 Not all footballers find their path beyond the pitch. Lungusani Ndlela stands out as a notable exception, gaining attention for his achievements off the field. Former Bafana Bafana footballer Lungisani Ndlela transitioned from a celebrated sports career to becoming a correctional officer , a choice he does not regret. ADVERTISEMENT Ndlela, who once graced the fields for top teams and the national squad, found a new calling in the Department of Correctional Services, prioritizing his family's well-being over the allure of football fame. Friends close to him affirm his contentment with this life decision, highlighting his adaptability and commitment to family. ADVERTISEMENT Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . Elections Monitoring Popular Today ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Related Articles Tags

Zambia’s High Court ordered forfeiture of Dalitso Lungu’s assets after finding no credible proof of lawful acquisition. Zambia’s High Court has ordered the forfeiture of assets worth more than $1.3 million from Dalitso Lungu, the son of late former President Edgar Lungu , after judges found he and his company failed to provide a credible, consistent, and verifiable explanation for how the assets were lawfully acquired. The order covers 79 vehicles and 23 parcels of land and real estate, including a shopping mall, a petrol station, “luxury apartments,” and an “executive residence” in Lusaka as initially reported by BBC News . In its ruling, the court focused on whether Dalitso Lungu and his firm, Saloid Traders Limited, could demonstrate that the assets were obtained through legitimate income. Judges concluded the explanations presented did not meet that test, citing a lack of documentation and inconsistencies in the account of funding sources. According to Zambia’s National Prosecution Authority (NPA), the court’s assessment included reviewing his work history and earnings, as well as the company’s financial position and compliance records. The NPA says the court found that employment income based on the evidence presented was not sufficient to account for the scale of assets in question . Investigators also examined the company’s financial statements, tax returns, bank records, and social security contributions, and the court found these did not demonstrate the capacity to lawfully acquire or maintain the portfolio of vehicles and property, according to the reporting and the NPA summary of the judgment. Claims that the purchases were financed through commercial farming, business income, or family support were rejected due to a lack of supporting documentation, the report said. Dalitso Lungu’s lawyers have indicated they intend to appeal the ruling, meaning the case may continue through Zambia’s courts . Wider context: other Lungu family cases and political claims The decision comes amid broader scrutiny of the Lungu family’s assets in recent years. In September 2024, the Economic and Financial Crimes Court ordered the forfeiture of 15 luxury flats linked to former First Lady Esther Lungu, with the NPA describing them as proceeds of crime. Critics of the current government’s anti-corruption campaign say enforcement can be politically selective. Supporters argue asset recovery is necessary to strengthen public accountability. Continue Reading Full Article ACCOUNTABILITY AND GOVERNANCE Why Zambia’s court seized Dalitso Lungu’s cars and properties By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Feb 10, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Zambia’s High Court has ordered the forfeiture of assets worth more than $1.3 million from Dalitso Lungu, the son of late former President Edgar Lungu , after judges found he and his company failed to provide a credible, consistent, and verifiable explanation for how the assets were lawfully acquired. The order covers 79 vehicles and 23 parcels of land and real estate, including a shopping mall, a petrol station, “luxury apartments,” and an “executive residence” in Lusaka as initially reported by BBC News . In its ruling, the court focused on whether Dalitso Lungu and his firm, Saloid Traders Limited, could demonstrate that the assets were obtained through legitimate income. Judges concluded the explanations presented did not meet that test, citing a lack of documentation and inconsistencies in the account of funding sources. ADVERTISEMENT According to Zambia’s National Prosecution Authority (NPA), the court’s assessment included reviewing his work history and earnings, as well as the company’s financial position and compliance records. The NPA says the court found that employment income based on the evidence presented was not sufficient to account for the scale of assets in question . Investigators also examined the company’s financial statements, tax returns, bank records, and social security contributions, and the court found these did not demonstrate the capacity to lawfully acquire or maintain the portfolio of vehicles and property, according to the reporting and the NPA summary of the judgment. Claims that the purchases were financed through commercial farming, business income, or family support were rejected due to a lack of supporting documentation, the report said. ADVERTISEMENT Dalitso Lungu’s lawyers have indicated they intend to appeal the ruling, meaning the case may continue through Zambia’s courts . Wider context: other Lungu family cases and political claims The decision comes amid broader scrutiny of the Lungu family’s assets in recent years. In September 2024, the Economic and Financial Crimes Court ordered the forfeiture of 15 luxury flats linked to former First Lady Esther Lungu, with the NPA describing them as proceeds of crime. Trending Now US Democrats' Rwanda Record: Peaceful Change and Congo Sovereignty . Policy and Reforms Tanzania Community Grants: Who Benefits and What Comes Next . Government Announcements Ghana–Canada Seafarer Deal Does Not Guarantee Jobs . Job & Opportunity South Africa Elections 2026: DA Leads Gauteng as Count Advances . 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