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Andrew Chatora is an award-winning Zimbabwean author and noted exponent of the African diaspora novel.
Arts, Culture and Sport1 year ago

Vazhure’s Weeping Tomato: An Intrepid Tale of Interconnected Binary Opposites – A Review by Andrew Chatora
Politics and Society1 year ago

Opinion — Pan-Africanist and global development expert Brian Kagoro reiterates longstanding opposition to ZIDERA
Arts, Culture and Sport11 months ago

Remembering an African literary icon Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o —10 quotes: Part 1
Pope Francis died on 25 April 2025. Flickr
African identities11 months ago

Reform or retreat? The Catholic church in Africa after Pope Francis
Herbert Mensah
Arts, Culture and Sport1 year ago

African rugby boss Herbert Mensah lauds Boks’ global dominance
Ngugi Wa Thiong'o at the 2016 Ake Festival . Photo Credit: Hamed Adedeji
Arts, Culture and Sport10 months ago

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o – Decolonial icon, writer and Mwalimu: A voice silenced, but never forgotten – An obituary
African woman
Politics and Society6 months ago

All politics is local – Lessons from our ancestors
Politics and Society10 months ago

Samia Suluhu’s discomfiting revelation: Gender alone does not inoculate one from dictatorship and demagoguery
Africans rising9 months ago

The Mask is Off. Why Kenyan #GenZs are Rising Against a Regime Stuck in its Colonial Past
Arts, Culture and Sport11 months ago

Remembering an African icon Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o — 10 quotes Part 2
Nairobi protests
Politics and Society7 months ago

The failure of centralized power across the planet is upon us
The results of a Bushman patrol: a postcard shows German soldiers posing with captured Indigenous people. Courtesy Robert J. Gordon
Politics and Society7 months ago

Namibia’s forgotten genocide: how Bushmen were hunted and killed under German colonial rule
Politics and Society6 months ago

Raila Amolo Odinga
Politics and Society7 months ago

A year later, Africa’s Gen Z uprising is only more emboldened
Politics and Society7 months ago

Leadership Beyond Politicians, Politricks and Popularity Contests: Building a Future of Abundance Through UTU Principles
Politics and Society8 months ago

Understanding Constructivist Pan-Africanism
Politics and Society9 months ago

Samora Machel’s vision for Mozambique didn’t survive: what has taken its place?
Politics and Society9 months ago

Kenya’s Constitution under siege: A decade of efforts to centralise power
Politics and Society9 months ago

Reelecting William Samoei Ruto
Politics and Society9 months ago

The silence that dictatorship taught us

Interview – From novelist to publisher: Andrew Chatora on building Friesian Publishing
Arts, Culture and Sport2 weeks ago

Interview – From novelist to publisher: Andrew Chatora on building Friesian Publishing
The Africa Cup of Nations trophy was handed to Senegal but will now be awarded to Morocco. Ulrik Pedersen/NurPhoto/Getty Images
Arts, Culture and Sport3 weeks ago

Senegal stripped of title: Afcon ruling is lawful, but it puts Caf’s reputation at risk
The Systemic Rupture
Politics and Society3 weeks ago

The Systemic Rupture Why the Old Global Software is Crashing — and How Utu Builds the New World
The Converse Shock How Disaster Capitalism Has Bankrupted the American War Machine
Politics and Society4 weeks ago

The Converse Shock | How Disaster Capitalism Has Bankrupted the American War Machine
The Shock Doctrine Live in the Gulf
Politics and Society1 month ago

The Shock Doctrine Live in the Gulf
Arts, Culture and Sport1 month ago

Zimbabwean Writer Andrew Chatora launches London literary imprint Friesian Publishing
Politics and Society1 month ago

Mark Carney and the new power calculation, where does Africa stand?
Politics and Society1 month ago

Singapore: To Be or Not To Be, Kenya? The Verdict — Three Cases, One Stool, and a Choice We Cannot Avoid
Conflict in the Horn of Africa isn’t inevitable. People can choose peace.
Politics and Society1 month ago

Conflict in the Horn of Africa isn’t inevitable. People can choose peace
The Carrot, the Stick, and the Apex Predator
Politics and Society1 month ago

Singapore: To Be or Not To Be, Kenya? The Carrot, the Stick, and the Apex Predator | Part 2
The Accident of Meritocracy: Why the Western Operating System Has Crashed—and the African Software Needed to Reboot Humanity
Politics and Society1 month ago

The Accident of Meritocracy: Why the Western Operating System Has Crashed—and the African Software Needed to Reboot Humanity
Politics and Society2 months ago

“An Accomplice to Injustice”: Pan-African Voices Blasts AU Commission for “Betraying” Democratic Ideals
Secretary General of the Kenya Federation of Labor, Tom Mboya, taken during their honeymoon with his wife Pamela (not in picture) in Israel. Date 22 January 1962. (cropped). Photo credit Wikimedia Creative Commons
Politics and Society2 months ago

Singapore: To Be or Not To Be, Kenya? The Blueprint We Already Had — And How We Buried It | Part 1
Politics and Society2 months ago

How African policymakers should prepare for the coming commodity boom
African identities3 months ago

Op-Ed – Borderless Africa: The Reparations Africa Owes Herself
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Politics and Society3 months ago

Africa in 2026 The 11 trends/factors that will shape African affairs in 2026
Arts, Culture and Sport5 months ago

A Roman emperor grovelling to a Persian king: the message behind a new statue in Tehran
NoViolet Bulawayo has won the 2025 Best of Caine Award. David Levenson/Getty Images
Arts, Culture and Sport5 months ago

NoViolet Bulawayo wins the best of 25 years of the Caine Prize. Why she deserves it
Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan. Michael Jamson/AFP via Getty Image
Politics and Society5 months ago

Tanzania: President Samia Hassan’s grip on power has been shaken by unprecedented protests
Arts, Culture and Sport5 months ago

Beyond the Hits: How to Build Africa’s Sound as a Business