Why Words Matter: The Power of Language in the Fight Against Corruption

By Brenda Guchu In her acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize in Literature 30 years ago, the author Toni...

Media Under Siege: A Closer Look at Zambia’s Elusive Press Freedom

By Wesley T Hanyongola, Zambia Beneath the vibrant hues of Zambia’s rich culture and awe-inspiring landscapes, a hidden tale...

The Need for Enhanced Whistleblower Programs in the War Against Corruption

By John Kamau As the world commemorates International Fraud Awareness Week this week, it is important to take note...

South Sudan Teetering on the Edge: Is a Coup Imminent?

Post-war states in Africa are more often than not characterized by long, protracted wrangles and a common failure to...

The race into the Abyss: What Africa and the World Must Know About Deep Sea Mining

Less is known about the deep sea than any other place on our planet. Currently, approximately only 23.4% of...

Unravelling Africa’s Complex Stance on the Unending Turmoil in Gaza

Regardless of what angle you choose to take in trying to explain the recent happenings between Israel and Palestine,...

King Charles Kenya visit: Admits and Apologizes for colonial abuse (PODCAST)

King Charles has acknowledged the “abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against Kenyans” during their independence struggle. On...

Burkina Faso’s Captain Traoré: A Year in Power and the Path Forward

By Maria de Dieu Since his rise to power a year ago, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, the newly established leader...

Is Mnangagwa Building a Political Dynasty in Zimbabwe?

After being re-elected in the disputed August 23, 2023 election, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has formed a cabinet that demonstrates...

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King Charles Kenya visit: Admits and Apologizes for colonial abuse (PODCAST)

King Charles has acknowledged the “abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against Kenyans” during their independence struggle. On his state visit to Kenya, the King addressed the “wrongdoings” of Britain’s colonial era. He told a state banquet in Nairobi of his “greatest sorrow and regret” and that there...

Unveiling Africa’s Climate Roadmap: Insights from the Nairobi Summit and the Path to COP28 in Dubai

Nairobi recently hosted the first-ever Africa Climate Summit, which will act as a precursor to COP28 to be held later this year in Dubai. The summit was held to develop an African position ahead of the Dubai summit when it comes to financing climate change mitigation and adaptation. At...

Episode #19: Understanding the genesis of Kenya’s deadly protests

Kenya has seen a deadly wave of street protests over the rising cost of living. The demos that often turned deadly were called by the opposition movement – Azimio Coalition over what they claimed was the government’s high-handedness and insensitivity to the cost of living in the country. While...

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