Zimbabwe’s shift to biometric e-passports masks a critical vulnerability: digital sovereignty. With foreign firms building the state's digital identity infrastructure,...
Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole, opposition MPs, together with 14 other Nyatsime residents have now spent more than 120 days...
Zimbabwe’s opposition political parties are in serious trouble and are functioning on a wing and a prayer. They however will not admit to it. The largest...
A series of major students protests are rippling through some of South Africa's eminent universities, forcing the country's tertiary education structures into a time of serious...
The late Terry Hirst in conversation with Msanii Kimani wa Wanjiru.
The government of Tanzania has denounced a documentary about violent attacks on albinos in the country, claiming the film is sensational, inaccurate and ignores the efforts...
Dr Misaki Wayengera developed a rapid diagnostic test but lack of funding and government support threatened to derail the project
Africa lost one of its most celebrated liberation heroes and revolutionary leader, Samora Moisés Machel who perished in a fatal plane crash on this day in...
Zambians took part in a nationwide day of prayer called by President Edgar Lungu but could divine intervention save the Kwacha and solve other economic challenges...
We hear a lot about Africa's growing middle class – but what does "being middle class" really mean on the continent? Ikenna Azuike went to Tanzania...
The dreams of hundreds of Ethiopian migrants headed for South Africa are defeated in Malawi as they remain detained in overcrowded prisons waiting for repatriation for...
Phindile Sithole-Spong was born with HIV but only found out at age 19 when she ‘was diagnosed with full-blown Aids’. She speaks about her organisation, Rebranding...
