Post-Magufuli, will Tanzania review its repressive online content regulations? 

In Tanzania, full-throttle COVID-19 denial leaves citizens without access to public health information

A Zimbabwean journalist, two opposition politicians jailed for tweets about police brutality

Internet throttling, SMS blocking in days leading up to election in Tanzania

Zimbabwe governance crisis: Arrests over COVID-19 corruption and planned protests

How does Rwanda’s genocide ideology law regulate speech online?

Network marketing in Tanzania turns billionaire dreams into nightmares 

Justice for Tanzanian journalist Erick Kabendera comes at a steep price

Tanzania slapped with US travel ban, individual sanctions amid deteriorating human rights situation

Rash of abductions and arrests signals ‘dramatic slide’ in human rights in Tanzania

Abduction of human rights activist echos chilling trend in Tanzania

Varakashi: Zimbabwe’s online brigade targets activists and dissidents

Zimbabwe government continues to weaponize information online to control citizen engagement

Tanzanian journalist faces trumped-up charges after abduction and detention

Uganda deports three senior telecom employees citing espionage

The police stated that at least two telecom employees used their offices to access information and tap calls which compromised national security. A third was accused of supporting the opposition.

A Glimpse Into the First African Bloggers and Vloggers’ Festival in Dakar, Senegal

For two days, 36 of the best bloggers and vloggers in Africa, along with selected players on the African digital scene, presented their talents and know-how.

Poet and Activist Hanitr’Ony Discusses the Malagasy Language and Culture in a Changing World

An informal chat with the poet Hanitr'Ony on the Malagasy language and culture.

‘Improving Social Cohesion’ Through Dance, Art, and Gwen Rakotovao

Global Voices speaks to Gwen Rakotovao, whose whirlwind career as an artistic director, CEO, model, and author of children’s books has taken her all over the world.

Furious Customers in Mali Call for a Boycott of Telecom Giant Orange

"Orange has been ripping us off for years...Enough is enough. It must stop."

Guineans Want Their Presidential Candidates to Run on Policy, Not Ethnicity

But not all the candidates are being transparent about their policies. GuinéeVote, a new platform that allows users to compare the presidential hopefuls' plans, only has three candidates' programs incorporated.