The evolving tapestry of Zimbabwean musicMusic is a reflection of Zimbabwe's people, traditions, and ever-evolving society Written by Zita Zage31 October 2023
Understanding the long-lasting nature of the conflicts in the Sahel: an interview with expert Jonathan GuiffardThe Sahel states need to listen to marginalized people's grievancesWritten by Jean SovonTranslated by Adam Long30 October 2023
Cameroon's Indigenous Baka people given access to fresh forest resources, but it's a world away from their former lives'Without the forest, our survival is at stake'Written by Leocadia Bongben27 October 2023
Four citizen-led campaigns promoting mental health awareness in Africa and IndiaCampaigns call for mental health support for allWritten by Guest Contributor21 October 2023
The ongoing conflict's impact on ICT and digital transformation efforts in Sudan'Network disruptions are not new to Sudanese citizens ...'Written by Khattab Hamad21 October 2023
A look into Uganda's digital services taxThe tax targets nonresident companies, such at Meta and NetflixWritten by Brian Oduti17 October 2023
Nigerian policeman sentenced to death for shooting pregnant lawyer on Christmas dayRaheem’s murder sparked outrage over police brutality in NigeriaWritten by Pamela Ephraim13 October 2023
Morocco and Africa's triumph co-hosting the FIFA World Cup 2030 with Spain and Portugal2030 World Cup: A global celebration from Africa to South AmericaWritten by Richard Wanjohi12 October 2023
Examining the issues of climate change and water scarcity in Tanzania, and exploring viable solutionsChanging weather patterns and unpredictable rainfall are to blameWritten by Guest Contributor6 October 2023
Farmers in Tanzania use pesticides to combat harmful moth, endangering biodiversityTuta absoluta, a small moth, has become a serious threat to farmersWritten by Goodhope Amani6 October 2023
Gabon: Transitional president inaugurated as ousted president releasedOligui Nguema reassures France of its interests in GabonWritten by Jean SovonTranslated by Laura3 October 2023
Digital age dilemmas: Navigating human rights threats in Botswana's online realmThe digital realm in Botswana presents a double-edged swordWritten by Richard Wanjohi3 October 2023
‘Gukurahundi’ genocide survivors struggle for closure in ZimbabweTruth commission's failures show 'a lack of political will and acknowledgment of past atrocities'Written by Zita Zage, Minority Africa2 October 2023
For African literary criticism: Interview with the founder of francophone ‘African literary chronicles’Francophone literature from the global south has been marginalizedWritten by Filip NoubelTranslated by Jean-Christophe Brunet2 October 2023