Nigerians counteract COVID-19 denialism with social media campaignsCOVID-19 denial stems from a yawning distrust in the governmentWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike31 July 2020
The day Liberia shut down freedom of expression amid a mass protestLiberians recount the June 7 protest that led to a shutdown Written by Mark Neywon Mengonfia31 July 2020
Musicians with albinism defy social stigma and break new ground in Cameroon’s creative sector ‘I want to represent albinos and send across positive messages’Written by Boris-Karloff Batata30 July 2020
Congolese journalist forced into exile for documentary on violent evictionsGaël Mpoyo’s film exposes extreme violence tied to former president Written by Esdras Tsongo29 July 2020
Angolan pastors break away from the Universal Church of BrazilThe dissidents claim to have taken control of 42 percent of the country's templesWritten by Dércio Tsandzana Translated by Ayoola Alabi28 July 2020
Satirical comedy skit lands four Ugandan comedians in jailThe comedians took jabs at lopsided, ethnically motivated government appointments Written by James Propa27 July 2020
Zimbabwe governance crisis: Arrests over COVID-19 corruption and planned protests'Journalists must be allowed to report facts freely & independently'Written by GV Sub-Saharan Africa25 July 2020
A never-ending cycle of doctors’ strikes and funding debacles leaves Nigerians at the mercy of the pandemicNigerian doctors earn miserable wages, while politicians get fat allowancesWritten by Nwachukwu Egbunike23 July 2020
Liberian fishing communities stand up to Chinese supertrawlersGranting fishing licenses to these massive trawlers will destroy livelihoods Written by Amanda Lichtenstein22 July 2020
In Liberia, a new mobile phone tariff collides with digital rightsThe surcharge will keep even more Liberians offlineWritten by Albert Baron Ansu, Ruth Gbatoe22 July 2020
How does Rwanda’s genocide ideology law regulate speech online?Genocide ideology law silences dissenting voicesWritten by GV Sub-Saharan Africa20 July 2020
Is Namibia walking a fine line between Chinese and European spy technology?Ultra-secretive digital-control maneuvers baffle activistsWritten by Ray Mwareya20 July 2020
Mauritania: A racial pyramid seemingly resistant to changeThe country remains divided by skin colourWritten by Abdoulaye Bah Translated by Liam Anderson17 July 2020
Sudan uprising: Sweeping reforms usher in justice and freedomLaws were passed, however, without input from citizens Written by Khattab Hamad14 July 2020
Tanzanians debate the meaning of new ‘lower-middle-income’ World Bank statusSome critics say the designation may obscure income inequalityWritten by Jessica Ott13 July 2020
As COVID-19 cases climb in Cameroon, a cleric claims his herbal cure worksArchbishop Samuel Kleda says he has cured over 1,500 patients Written by Ekonde Daniel13 July 2020
This women’s college in Ghana leads the way on e-learning during the pandemicSt. Teresa’s College uses Telegram and WhatsApp to engage students Written by Wunpini Fatimata Mohammed10 July 2020
How COVID-19 affects education for people with disabilities in GhanaStudents with special needs had to shift unexpectedly to e-learning Written by Wunpini Fatimata Mohammed3 July 2020
Nigeria declares ‘state of emergency’ on rape and sexual assaultLaw enforcement must take further steps to hold abusers accountableWritten by Adetomiwa Isiaka3 July 2020