Why women’s rights and digital rights go hand-in-hand on Namibian TwitterActivists wage a fight for abortion rights on Twitter Written by Lisa Ossenbrink25 August 2020
Netflix to show first Angolan feature filmDias Santana is 80% an Angolan production and 20% South AfricanWritten by Dércio TsandzanaTranslated by Liam Anderson21 August 2020
In eastern Sudan, a bloody intercommunal conflict raises national security concernsViolence erupted allegedly along tribal lines in Port Sudan cityWritten by Khattab Hamad19 August 2020
An earthquake shook Tanzania. A new law prohibits citizens from speaking about it online.New online content regulations prohibit certain topics without government approval Written by Pernille Baerendtsen, Amanda Lichtenstein14 August 2020
Abused and infected with COVID-19, Nigerian domestic workers are stranded in BeirutThe women risk arrest and detention at the airport Written by Nwachukwu Egbunike13 August 2020
Kenyan families suffer spillover effects from school closuresKenya's 'out-of-school learning' curricula requires digital access that many lackWritten by Bonface Witaba11 August 2020
How the murder of musician Hachalu Hundessa incited violence in Ethiopia: Part IISocial media flooded with conspiracy theories, hate speech & disinformationWritten by Endalkachew Chala7 August 2020
How the murder of musician Hachalu Hundessa incited violence in Ethiopia: Part ISpeculation began to fly amid long-standing ethnic and political tensions Written by Endalkachew Chala7 August 2020
‘Wiki Loves Africa’ 2020 features images of a continent on the moveThe annual contest diversifies Africa-relevant media on WikimediaWritten by Amanda Lichtenstein7 August 2020
Angolan police kills 23-year-old for breaking confinement rules, local media reportsThe case adds to other related episodes of police violenceWritten by Simão HossiTranslated by Liam Anderson6 August 2020
The chilling tale of mass surveillance and spying in RwandaNew technologies clash with citizens’ right to privacyWritten by Louis Gitinywa6 August 2020
Can Sudan's new government solve the annual mass flooding crisis?Nafeer, a youth-led initiative, aims to create a crisis planWritten by Khattab Hamad6 August 2020
Moderate globally, impact locally: A series on content moderation in the Global South'Content moderation raises difficult challenges...'Written by Guest Contributor5 August 2020
Digital rights remain under threat in Malawi despite historic win for democracyAuthorities have used retrogressive laws to stifle freedom of expressionWritten by Michael Kaiyatsa5 August 2020