About Us

12 May 2024 Vusumuzi Moyo

Welcome to Africa Daily Dispatch

At Africa Daily Dispatch, we believe that understanding Africa means more than just reading headlines—it means seeing the depth, diversity, and dynamism of a continent in constant motion. Founded in Cape Town, South Africa, our mission is simple: to deliver clear, credible, and comprehensive daily news that reflects the true pulse of Africa.

What We Do

We go beyond the surface to bring you well-researched, context-rich reporting on the stories that shape Africa’s future. Whether it’s a political shift in Nairobi, a tech startup rising in Lagos, a cultural movement in Dakar, or an environmental challenge in the Congo Basin, we cover it with care and commitment.

Topics We Cover

Our coverage spans the full spectrum of African life:

  • Political developments and governance
  • Business, economics, and entrepreneurship
  • Cultural trends, arts, and heritage
  • Technology and innovation across the continent
  • Public health and social welfare
  • Environmental issues and climate action
  • Human interest stories that highlight resilience and hope

About the Creator

Africa Daily Dispatch was founded by Griffin Tharpe, a journalist and storyteller with deep roots in South Africa and a lifelong passion for the continent’s narratives. Growing up in Cape Town, near Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Griffin witnessed firsthand how stories—both big and small—shape identity and drive change. After years reporting across Africa and abroad, he created this platform to fill a gap: a daily, trustworthy source of news that treats African voices not as afterthoughts, but as central to the global conversation.

Why This Website Exists

Too often, Africa’s stories are told by outsiders, filtered through stereotypes or reduced to crisis narratives. Africa Daily Dispatch was born out of a desire to change that. We exist because Africa deserves reporting that is nuanced, accurate, and rooted in local insight. We’re not here to sensationalize—we’re here to illuminate.

Our Values

Our work is guided by three core principles:

  • Accuracy — Every story is fact-checked and sourced responsibly.
  • Context — We explain the ‘why’ behind the news, not just the ‘what’.
  • Authenticity — We center African perspectives, journalists, and experts in our reporting.

We don’t chase clicks. We chase understanding.

Contact Us

We welcome your feedback, story tips, and collaboration ideas. You can reach us directly at [email protected]. Our editorial office is based at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Rhodes Dr, Newlands, Cape Town, 7735, South Africa. We read every message and strive to respond promptly.

Vusumuzi Moyo
Vusumuzi Moyo

I am a journalist specializing in daily news coverage with a keen focus on developments across Africa. My work involves analyzing political, economic, and cultural trends to bring insightful stories to my readers. I strive to present news in a concise and accessible manner, aiming to inform and educate through my articles.

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