#AfricansInUkraine: We are students, we don’t have gunsAfrican students in Ukraine are using social media to self-report. Written by Pernille Baerendtsen, Nwachukwu Egbunike28 February 2022
Digital media and coffee shops are helping to nurture aspiring Somali singersSomali artists are persevering regardless of hurdlesWritten by Said Isse25 February 2022
World sports bodies express concern about Kenya's Copyright BillKenya Copyright Bill causes concerns from several World Sports bodiesWritten by Richard Wanjohi22 February 2022
Seven African comics and graphic novels that center Black experiences are being adapted to filmThese superhero comics are written by Africans for AfricansWritten by Njeri Wangari18 February 2022
The cinematic grand finale of Nigeria’s late star actress, Rachel Oniga‘A Naija Christmas’ was released five months after Oniga’s deathWritten by Ayọ̀délé Ìbíyẹmí17 February 2022
A school book reignites the debate on homosexuality in MozambiqueHomosexuality has been legal in Mozambique since 2015Written by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Giovana Fleck17 February 2022
Who are the African athletes competing at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics?Africa's representation at the Winter Olympic Games 2022Written by Richard Wanjohi14 February 2022
Does language policy in Tanzania discriminate against community languages?There are approximately 150 languages in Tanzania, though Swahili is prioritisedWritten by Gastor Mapunda, Hannah Gibson Translated by Hannah Gibson, Gastor Mapunda, Colin Reilly11 February 2022
Senegal inches closer to grabbing Africa’s football trophyWithout it, Senegal will remain Africa’s favorite on paperWritten by Beng Emmanuel Kum5 February 2022
Another AFCON semi-final heartbreak or a moment of redemption for Cameroon?Will Cameroon's Indomitable Lions triumph over the Pharaohs of Egypt?Written by Beng Emmanuel Kum3 February 2022
From the Nyayo car to the Opibus, Kenya’s motor innovation and manufacturing historyIntroducing the first electric bus designed and developed in AfricaWritten by Njeri Wangari2 February 2022
Nigerian citizen is prevented from entering Mozambique, reigniting debate on mobility in AfricaRestrictions on movement in Africa have sparked accusations of racismWritten by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Giovana Fleck1 February 2022
In an election year, press freedom declines in AngolaThe current president, João Lourenço, was elected in 2017Written by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Giovana Fleck1 February 2022