Angola's government launches a campaign to end the use of anabolic body modificationCampaigners hope to raise awareness about the dangers of "jarda"Written by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Giovana Fleck28 July 2021
Mozambican journalist receives international prize for press freedomMatias Guente won the 2021 press freedom awardWritten by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Giovana Fleck20 July 2021
These African animators are saving their native languages using cartoonsFour animations by African creators will air on US platformsWritten by Njeri Wangari20 July 2021
Africa’s loss, their gain: How the US and UK benefit from medical brain drainBy 2035, the deficit is expected to reach 4.3 million physiciansWritten by Olusegun Akinfenwa19 July 2021
Image of marijuana leaves on an energy drink creates debate in MozambiqueThe beverage can has an image of cannabis sativaWritten by Global Voices LusofoniaTranslated by Giovana Fleck19 July 2021
How ‘Yasuke’ offers a new perspective on the history and current relations of Africans in JapanAfricans currently account for 0.01 percent of the total Japanese populationWritten by Njeri Wangari12 July 2021
Social media became a life-saving tool for Nigerians. Now, they have to fight for itThe noise we make on digital platforms scares oppressive regimes. Written by Bolu Akindele9 July 2021
Vicious mass rape of women has become a weapon against the Tigray in Ethiopian warEthiopian soldiers and allies are accused of committing rape in a civil warWritten by Roman Debotch5 July 2021
Guinea remains closed to neighbors on African Day of BordersThis prolonged border closure comes at a high economic cost. Written by Abdoulaye BahTranslated by Alyssa Ollivier2 July 2021
Access denied: the social and economic costs of Nigeria’s Twitter blackout Nigeria loses $250,000 for every hour that the Twitter ban persistsWritten by Olusegun Akinfenwa1 July 2021