A Law Against Being: Uganda’s New Identity Crackdown
Uganda is once again hurtling toward the global spotlight, and not for reasons any…
Mercenaries by Mistake: How 17 South Africans Ended Up in a War They Didn’t Choose
For years, South Africa has wrestled with the lingering ghost of its private-military past.…
Rwanda’s Labour Gaps: Safety Risks Persist Despite Reforms
Rwanda has made progress in strengthening workplace safety and compliance, but significant shortcomings persist,…
Caliphate’s Shadow: Nigeria’s Labyrinth of Jihad and Resilience
Nestled at the confluence of the Gulf of Guinea and the encroaching Sahara, Nigeria…
From Dependency to Resilience: Sierra Leone’s Post-USAID Challenge
Echoes of the Atlantic Tide: Colonial Legacies and the Genesis of Aid Dependency in…
Rwanda Joins Global Drive for Cleaner Air as 22% of Cars Fail Emission Tests
More than one in five vehicles recently tested in Rwanda failed to meet the…
Pedals of Empowerment: African Women’s Cycling Odyssey
Across the sweeping savannas of Kenya, the volcanic hills of Rwanda, and the bustling…
Pitch of Progress: The Resilient Rise of Women’s Football Across Africa
Weaving Threads of Unity: The Expansive Historical Narrative of African Women's Football In the…
FATF’s Vanguard: Bolstering UN Sanctions in Africa’s Geofinancial Arena
Pan-African Reckoning: Sanctions as Catalysts of Sovereignty and Subjugation Across the sprawling expanse of…
Inside the Cartel: How Crime Captured South Africa’s Police
When a former police officer admits to orchestrating a criminal cartel within the nation's…
Guinea’s Junta Leader Bets His Future on Democracy Sort Of
Mamady Doumbouya arrived at Guinea's Supreme Court on Monday morning in an armoured vehicle,…
El-Fasher’s Agony: ICC Investigates Darfur’s New Horror
The International Criminal Court arrived at an uncomfortable truth this week: Sudan's Darfur region…