Zimbabwe’s shift to biometric e-passports masks a critical vulnerability: digital sovereignty. With foreign firms building the state's digital identity infrastructure,...
From the award-winning romantic film ‘Rafiki’ to the grounding and thought-provoking documentary ‘I am Samuel’, the Kenya Film Classification Board...
On the 9th of April two iconic artworks fell in Africa. The first was a statue older than the First World War and the second a...
Women are doing a lot of awesome things on the internet. Some are tweeting, some are taking selfies, some are reading news and some are posting...
President Silanyo was right. Somaliland is not a dictatorship, and enjoys a level of press freedom better than elsewhere in the region. There’s no doubt, however,...
Nigerian-born UK-based singer-songwriter-producer Oyinda has released monochrome visuals for her track 'The Devil's Gonna Keep Me'
In a brazen move to protect its albino citizens, Malawi law enforcement officials are now under instructions to shoot anyone who attempts to bring harm to...
As Rwanda observes the 21st anniversary of the 1994 genocide, we also pay attention to the positive gains the country has made since then. Today's Woman...
We at TIA are proud of 3 of our colleagues who have been longlisted for South Africa's National Arts Festival's Short Sharp Stories Awards for short...
In 1994, a genocide that shook the consciences of many occurred. Twenty-one years later, there are still people who know very little, or in some cases...
Twenty one years ago, the world stood by and watched while over a million perished across Rwanda. For Rwandans, the genocide against the Tutsi has no...
As pressure mounts for Africa to take greater responsibility for development, peace and security on the continent, the question of regional leadership becomes pressing
