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    The Converse Shock How Disaster Capitalism Has Bankrupted the American War Machine
    Politics and Society17 hours ago

    The Converse Shock | How Disaster Capitalism Has Bankrupted the American War Machine
    The Shock Doctrine Live in the Gulf
    Politics and Society4 days ago

    The Shock Doctrine Live in the Gulf
    Arts, Culture and Sport1 week ago

    Zimbabwean Writer Andrew Chatora launches London literary imprint Friesian Publishing
    Politics and Society1 week ago

    Mark Carney and the new power calculation, where does Africa stand?
    Politics and Society1 week ago

    Singapore: To Be or Not To Be, Kenya? The Verdict — Three Cases, One Stool, and a Choice We Cannot Avoid
    Conflict in the Horn of Africa isn’t inevitable. People can choose peace.
    Politics and Society2 weeks ago

    Conflict in the Horn of Africa isn’t inevitable. People can choose peace
    The Carrot, the Stick, and the Apex Predator
    Politics and Society2 weeks ago

    Singapore: To Be or Not To Be, Kenya? The Carrot, the Stick, and the Apex Predator | Part 2
    The Accident of Meritocracy: Why the Western Operating System Has Crashed—and the African Software Needed to Reboot Humanity
    Politics and Society2 weeks ago

    The Accident of Meritocracy: Why the Western Operating System Has Crashed—and the African Software Needed to Reboot Humanity
    Politics and Society3 weeks ago

    “An Accomplice to Injustice”: Pan-African Voices Blasts AU Commission for “Betraying” Democratic Ideals
    Secretary General of the Kenya Federation of Labor, Tom Mboya, taken during their honeymoon with his wife Pamela (not in picture) in Israel. Date 22 January 1962. (cropped). Photo credit Wikimedia Creative Commons
    Politics and Society3 weeks ago

    Singapore: To Be or Not To Be, Kenya? The Blueprint We Already Had — And How We Buried It | Part 1
    Politics and Society4 weeks ago

    How African policymakers should prepare for the coming commodity boom
    African identities2 months ago

    Op-Ed – Borderless Africa: The Reparations Africa Owes Herself
    Pumpjack located south of Midland, Texas.
    Politics and Society2 months ago

    Africa in 2026 The 11 trends/factors that will shape African affairs in 2026
    Arts, Culture and Sport4 months ago

    A Roman emperor grovelling to a Persian king: the message behind a new statue in Tehran
    NoViolet Bulawayo has won the 2025 Best of Caine Award. David Levenson/Getty Images
    Arts, Culture and Sport4 months ago

    NoViolet Bulawayo wins the best of 25 years of the Caine Prize. Why she deserves it
    Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan. Michael Jamson/AFP via Getty Image
    Politics and Society4 months ago

    Tanzania: President Samia Hassan’s grip on power has been shaken by unprecedented protests
    Arts, Culture and Sport5 months ago

    Beyond the Hits: How to Build Africa’s Sound as a Business
    Raila Odinga.
    Politics and Society5 months ago

    Raila Odinga mastered the art of political compromise for the good of Kenya
    Grammy award winning international music artist Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu professionally known as Burna Boy performing in Harare
    Arts, Culture and Sport5 months ago

    Africa’s Sound Is Global — But Where’s the Money?
    Kenyans protest unjust taxation
    Politics and Society5 months ago

    “UTU” as the New–Old Political Philosophy

    The annual gay pride parade in Entebbe, Uganda, in 2014.
    African identities3 years ago

    US talks sanctions against Uganda after a harsh anti-gay law – but criminalizing same-sex activities has become a political tactic globally
    Africans rising2 years ago

    Africans Rising concludes reconstitution of governance structure – New Coordinating Collective takes office
    A Ugandan soldier of 341 Battalion serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) holds a rocket-propelled grenade at sunrise 30 April 2012.
    Africans rising3 years ago

    Africans Rising statement on Niger coup
    Abdulahi Bilah is a human rights activist and part of the Movement for a Socialist Alternative (MSA)
    Africans rising3 years ago

    In conversation with indefatigable Nigerian human rights defender — Abdulahi Bilah
    Mary Mwaba spotlights how the evolution of social movements might be the key to this long-awaited ambition
    Africans rising3 years ago

    “Unapologetic about the youth revolution,” — in conversation with Youth4Parliament’s Mary Mwaba
    Zimbabwean writer Andrew Chatora awarded for land-themed novel in New York
    Arts, Culture and Sport2 years ago

    Zimbabwean writer Andrew Chatora awarded for land-themed novel in New York
    Africans rising3 years ago

    Getting a grip on Borderless Africa’s foot soldiers
    Pan Africanism mural in Tanzania. Photo: Michael Branz/ CC BY 2.0
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    Opinion | PanAfricanists must seek a radical cure for the open wound that is the state in Africa
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    In the face of autocracy the Togolese Civil League movement pushes for justice, accountability and democracy
    Muhoozi Kainerugaba,
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    Opinion | The Muhoozi Project is a hoax
    David Chasumba’s Behind the Facade & Other Short Stories: A review
    Arts, Culture and Sport2 years ago

    David Chasumba’s Behind the Facade & Other Short Stories: A review
    Pumpjack located south of Midland, Texas.
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    Europe has plans for Africa’s resources, and not for Africa’s benefit
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    OPINION | Kenya protests: Either we urgently push for UN-led global tax reforms, or we face more conflict
    Andrew Chatora is an award-winning Zimbabwean author and noted exponent of the African diaspora novel.
    Arts, Culture and Sport1 year ago

    Vazhure’s Weeping Tomato: An Intrepid Tale of Interconnected Binary Opposites – A Review by Andrew Chatora
    Nelson Mandela revisiting his cell at Robben Island prison. The image was sold to support his charitable causes. Louise Gubb/Corbis via Getty Images
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    Nelson Mandela’s personal items under the hammer in New York? Why it outraged some, and what’s at stake
    Flags of various African countries
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    The Africa Club launched to strengthen the continent’s financial muscle
    Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya revisits the past under erasure in A Portrait of Emlanjeni
    Arts, Culture and Sport3 years ago

    Tsitsi Nomsa Ngwenya revisits the past under erasure in A Portrait of Emlanjeni
    Africans rising1 year ago

    Jack Dorsey returns for the third edition of the Africa Bitcoin Conference 2024
    Climate activists holding a demonstration holding placards. One placard reads "Climate Justice for All"
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    Climate finance for the Global North and climate reparations for the Global South
    Politics and Society2 years ago

    UNEA-6: Fossil fuels drive both the Plastics and Climate Crises and need an International Framework to phase them out