Singapore built its anti-corruption success by engineering honesty as the rational choice—through ironclad anti-corruption laws, fearsome enforcement by an independent...
The Harare Open Book Festival (HOBF), launched on October 29, will complement the efforts of Zimbabwe International Book Fair (ZIBF)...
About 80 per cent of all persons with disabilities live in developing countries, with 15 per cent of Africans estimated to have moderate to severe disabilities....
Our #WCW is the MD and CEO of Nigeria Communication Satellite Ltd (NIGCOMSAT), Abimbola Alale. She is the only female boss of a major satellite company...
Why can't African countries print their ballot papers in their countries or on the continent? There has been a trend of printing ballot papers outside the...
Some women choose specifically not to have sex and the internal shame and external backlash that people such Asa undergo is just as detrimental as "slut-shaming."...
Kenyan Rich Allela and Nigerian Dapel Kureng collaborate in a stunning but controversial depiction of Mekatilili; a Kenyan heroine known for her courage and trust in...
African poetry is not dead, it never was. The level of anticipation for Dami Ajayi's poetry collection is reassuring. Ajayi, who is one of Nigeria's major...
The Africa rising narrative is hinged on Africa being economically integrated. The AfroChampions Initiative is set to mobilise African multinationals to accelerate the economic integration of...
The World Health Organization has rescinded its decision appointing Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador following global outrage. The decision to revoke Mugabe’s appointment...
Greetings from South Africa, where the South Gauteng High Court ruling has declared parents will no longer be allowed to spank their children. Corporal punishment has...
The resignation of Kenyan elections commissioner Roselyn Akombe who fled the country to the US following death threats has further complicated the country’s political crisis.
