
Singapore built its anti-corruption success by engineering honesty as the rational choice—through ironclad anti-corruption laws, fearsome enforcement by an independent...




This is a passionate plea for Africans home and abroad to seize the times, unite and change their conditions permanently....










Ugandans go to the polls on February 18, 2016 to decide who will lead the country for the next five years. TIA contributor, Bwesigye Bwa Mwesigire,...

The tiny, landlocked mountain kingdom of Lesotho has been giving the region a chronic migraine, way out of proportion to its size, for a long time....

The Aids epidemic on the continent is undeniably something that needs serious attention. There are many ways that stemming the spread of Aids can happen but...

Four people in Malawi have been convicted after pleading guilty to the charge of Prohibition of sale of body or tissue, in contravention of the Anatomy...

In Africa, Europe, the Middle East and elsewhere, migration became a major theme last year as an unprecedented number of migrants and refugees fled to Europe....

Meet Omo! She is a 15 month old giraffe. She was found in Tarangire National Park in Tanzania.

Malawi’s decision to drop the case against Ken Msonda, who described homosexual people as “worse than dogs” and urged citizens to kill homosexuals has raised concern....

The Mundari Tribe is found in South Sudan. They are agriculturalists and cattle herders.

Barclay Okari is a young Kenyan social entrepreneur. He is the founder of Impact Africa Industries, manufacturers of Safi Pads, the affordable and reusable sanitary towel...

Amid accusations of ill-treatment of Ugandan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia, the country has banned its citizens from seeking work as maids. The ban will remain...