Zimbabwe’s shift to biometric e-passports masks a critical vulnerability: digital sovereignty. With foreign firms building the state's digital identity infrastructure,...
With India on the rise globally, Africa could benefit from a more engaged and ambitious New Delhi.
The Kenyan father of the most powerful man in the world forgot to mention he had a son and a wife while applying for scholarships and...
In what has been billed a ‘protest against a failed state’, people exercising their constitutional right to make their voices heard have been harassed and arrested...
The Financial Times and OppenheimerFunds recently announced the long-list for the second annual FT/OppenheimerFunds Emerging Voices Awards. We introduce you to the works of African artists...
Kofi Annan, the former UN secretary general has rejected accusations that the International Criminal Court (ICC) is biased, and targets Africans. Anna said: African leaders “shouldn’t...
The Mechanical and Engineering Department at Tanzania’s Arusha Technical College (ATC) is hoping it can meet the Civil Aviation Authority’s regulations, and a prototype helicopter being...
With just over a year to go before Kenya holds its next general elections, the political climate in the country seems to be reaching a peak.
The dust has hardly settled on the Penny Sparrow hate speech case, and South Africa is embroiled in yet another racism incident. In a video which...
Okey Ndibe: South Africa is in the midst—some would say the very incipient stage—of a major political and cultural revolt. One of the most remarkable things...
The Nile Project is a collective of African musicians from eleven countries along the Nile River. They have performed at venues around the world, using music...
Social innovators in Uganda, South Africa and the Netherlands have joined forces to give citizens greater influence in local governance.
