Singapore built its anti-corruption success by engineering honesty as the rational choice—through ironclad anti-corruption laws, fearsome enforcement by an independent...
In the following interview, Memory Chirere chats with Austin Kaluba regarding the letter he wrote in 2011 in memory of...
South Africa was among three African countries which voted to uphold the appointment of an Independent Expert to serve on the United Nation's Human Rights Council....
Tonny Nsubuga has occasionally turned a deaf ear to advisors who often ask him to apply for high-end jobs. As Alex Taremwa writes, ambitious Nsubuga confesses...
Have you heard about Senegal's Mouride brotherhood, which practices a branch of Sufi Islam. Over the weekend, followers of the Mouride faith participated in the annual...
Mohamed Elneny is the first Egyptian to play for Arsenal. Enock Muchinjo charts his chance trajectory to London.
In much of Africa, HIV is no longer the medieval plague it used to be. Which is not to say the virus still doesn’t pose a...
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has weighed in on the ongoing debate about the relevance of the the International Criminal Court (ICC), after damaging withdrawals...
In many ways, modernisation has changed the face of Africa, positively and negatively in equal measure. This is Africa’s Alex Taremwa explores why the archetypal African...
South Africa's former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has been awarded this year’s Forbes Africa Person of the Year accolade for her unwavering fight against corruption and...
African writers and readers gather across generations to discuss the deeper questions that shape our understanding of, and responses to, sexual harassment.
It never rains but it pours for the beleaguered International Criminal Court (ICC), with Russia confirming that it will withdraw from the ICC following a directive...
