Undertones: Zimbabwe's cyberpunk cities fueled by ChinaInterrogating the narratives behind Zimbabwe’s smart citiesWritten by Civic Media Observatory28 February 2023
Separatist armed groups’ fusion risks sharpening the political and security crisis in MaliMali conflict becoming even more internationalized by Russia's roleWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Adam Long26 February 2023
In Niger, over four in ten children lack a birth certificateNiger's fertility rate is one of the world's highest.Written by Jean Sovon Translated by Liam Anderson26 February 2023
The Rebirth of Rhumba and the musicians who are bringing the sound to a new generation of music loversRhumba is characterized by a blend of Latin American rhythms and African beatsWritten by Njeri Wangari23 February 2023
Tanzania’s government makes headway in country’s media reformsAnnouncement exhibits a change of tune by the government following complaintsWritten by Bonface Witaba23 February 2023
Two Ugandan opposition lawmakers freed after 17 months of detentionTwo arrested lawmakers were finally released as a new wave of repression sweeps Uganda Written by James Propa23 February 2023
As Nigeria goes into a general election, a street reporter shot a documentary on the rising violence and insecurity in Southern KadunaA documentary fills a gap in coverage of the Southern Kaduna atrocitiesWritten by Adéṣínà Ọmọ Yoòbá21 February 2023
Can Angela Merkel's receipt of the Houphouët-Boigny UNESCO prize contribute to the reconciliation process in Côte d’Ivoire?Merkel brings the country's three political big hitters together in publicWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Adam Long21 February 2023
Malian government expels UN Representatives in targeted moveSome of Mali’s neighbours are also pursuing closer ties with MoscowWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Jean-Christophe Brunet20 February 2023
Togolese citizens take their activism online to inspire action and responsesPolitical activism is what most annoys the Togolese governmentWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Laura17 February 2023
Lawsuit against Meta in Kenya paves the way for African countries to sue tech companiesIt will be the first time that Facebook is being sued outside the WestWritten by Njeri Wangari15 February 2023
Can TikTok shift the digital landscape in Togo?TikTok also appeals to a diverse, multi-generational audienceWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Jean-Christophe Brunet13 February 2023
Uganda's army court defies ruling to stop trying civiliansBobi Young was secretly arraigned before the Military Court Martial for 'spreading harmful propaganda'Written by James Propa10 February 2023
Harassment of woman referee at Rwandan football match highlights challenges for women officialsWomen referees continue making history amidst sexist fans and audienceWritten by Richard Wanjohi10 February 2023
Pope Francis's visit to the DRC: The Congolese are divided over the Pontiff's pronouncementsMillions of Congolese displaced in their own countryWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Adam Long10 February 2023
Queering the internet: anonymous online spaces for LGBTQ+ peopleAmid persecution, violence, or judgement, many queer folks turn onlineWritten by Sydney Allen7 February 2023
In Togo, singer Elias Atayi uses music as a vehicle for human rightsAtayi believes a better world is possible through musicWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Alyssa Ollivier6 February 2023
Togolese music scene embraces globalization without abandoning its rootsTogo youth are becoming increasingly involved in urban musicWritten by Jean Sovon Translated by Laura6 February 2023
Viral video shows alleged human rights violations by military in Cabo Delgado, MozambiqueCitizens are burned by apparent military personnel.Written by Global Voices Lusofonia Translated by Dércio Tsandzana1 February 2023
Rwandan President Kagame's Flickr account begs the question: Can Africa reclaim its visual identity?President Kagame’s Flickr account has gained 2,600 followers and posted over 59,000 photosWritten by Njeri Wangari1 February 2023