Between conflict and hope: A photographer’s journey amid Sudan’s turmoil By Mukanzi Musanga Photographer Ala Kheir was using his camera to document the scars of Sudan’s old wars. Then came the new war.
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Is social media weakening Africa’s democracy? Social media has changed the status quo in politics. In an election cycle, interaction between politicians and the electorate has evolved to near-real-time communication. By Blessmore Nhikiti
New Senegal president, new cabinet, same limits on women Only four of the 25 ministers are women and, by law, men are the supreme heads of the family By Borso Tall
In Egypt, new roads, old problems By Mariam Ehab Efforts to modernise the capital Cairo’s infrastructure are running up against, and sometimes through, the city’s long history Climate crisis pushes Malawi food farmers into starvation By Jack Mcbrams , The Continent The devastation of Cyclone Freddy, which Storm Ana and Cyclone Gombe, is being exacerbated by the drought brought on by El Niño Nigeria, Kenya struggle with exodus of doctors and nurses By Kadiatou Sakho The health sectors in both countries are under pressure, with professionals either leaving or striking for better pay and working conditions 30 years on, a Rwandan family’s journey to heal from rape By Ammu Kannampilly , Ivan Rush Mugisha At least 250 000 women and girls were raped by Hutu extremists during the genocide targeting the Tutsi minority, according to the UN How Kenyan standby force is preparing for Haiti intervention By Oscar Gakuo Mwangi Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, who studies radicalisation and counter-terrorism in Kenya, looks at the country’s preparedness to take on Haiti’s urban gangs Is South Africa ready for electronic voting? By Maxwell Maseko With the rise of social media platforms and the proliferation of mobile devices, citizens and leaders have a whole new electoral interface Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Climate crisis pushes Malawi food farmers into starvation By Jack Mcbrams , The Continent The devastation of Cyclone Freddy, which Storm Ana and Cyclone Gombe, is being exacerbated by the drought brought on by El Niño Nigeria, Kenya struggle with exodus of doctors and nurses By Kadiatou Sakho The health sectors in both countries are under pressure, with professionals either leaving or striking for better pay and working conditions 30 years on, a Rwandan family’s journey to heal from rape By Ammu Kannampilly , Ivan Rush Mugisha At least 250 000 women and girls were raped by Hutu extremists during the genocide targeting the Tutsi minority, according to the UN How Kenyan standby force is preparing for Haiti intervention By Oscar Gakuo Mwangi Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, who studies radicalisation and counter-terrorism in Kenya, looks at the country’s preparedness to take on Haiti’s urban gangs Is South Africa ready for electronic voting? By Maxwell Maseko With the rise of social media platforms and the proliferation of mobile devices, citizens and leaders have a whole new electoral interface Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Nigeria, Kenya struggle with exodus of doctors and nurses By Kadiatou Sakho The health sectors in both countries are under pressure, with professionals either leaving or striking for better pay and working conditions 30 years on, a Rwandan family’s journey to heal from rape By Ammu Kannampilly , Ivan Rush Mugisha At least 250 000 women and girls were raped by Hutu extremists during the genocide targeting the Tutsi minority, according to the UN How Kenyan standby force is preparing for Haiti intervention By Oscar Gakuo Mwangi Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, who studies radicalisation and counter-terrorism in Kenya, looks at the country’s preparedness to take on Haiti’s urban gangs Is South Africa ready for electronic voting? By Maxwell Maseko With the rise of social media platforms and the proliferation of mobile devices, citizens and leaders have a whole new electoral interface Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
30 years on, a Rwandan family’s journey to heal from rape By Ammu Kannampilly , Ivan Rush Mugisha At least 250 000 women and girls were raped by Hutu extremists during the genocide targeting the Tutsi minority, according to the UN How Kenyan standby force is preparing for Haiti intervention By Oscar Gakuo Mwangi Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, who studies radicalisation and counter-terrorism in Kenya, looks at the country’s preparedness to take on Haiti’s urban gangs Is South Africa ready for electronic voting? By Maxwell Maseko With the rise of social media platforms and the proliferation of mobile devices, citizens and leaders have a whole new electoral interface Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
How Kenyan standby force is preparing for Haiti intervention By Oscar Gakuo Mwangi Oscar Gakuo Mwangi, who studies radicalisation and counter-terrorism in Kenya, looks at the country’s preparedness to take on Haiti’s urban gangs Is South Africa ready for electronic voting? By Maxwell Maseko With the rise of social media platforms and the proliferation of mobile devices, citizens and leaders have a whole new electoral interface Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Is South Africa ready for electronic voting? By Maxwell Maseko With the rise of social media platforms and the proliferation of mobile devices, citizens and leaders have a whole new electoral interface Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Elections in a Digital Africa – 2024 By The Digital Afrikan This is part of a continental series of op-eds and podcasts on whether digitalisation will benefit democracy in Africa Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Mixed results for forces trying to combat Islamic insurgents in Mozambique By Thomas Mandrup The SADC mission shows how difficult and costly it is to launch and run a large scale military operation, especially if the host government is not taking full ownership and supporting the operation First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
First Kenya cult massacre bodies released By Hillary Orinde Largely Christian Kenya has struggled to regulate unscrupulous churches and cults Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’ Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Togo MPs adopt new Constitution By Agence France Presse The country’s the last major constitutional change was in 1992 Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’
Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye steps into presidential spotlight By Agence France Presse The incoming head of state has promised the country profound change and left-wing pan-Africanism Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More Latest SA needs economic transition 2.0 White Paper on immigration fails Africa’s free trade aspirations ‘Special leave’ not justified, MEC Mandla Msibi tells Mpumalanga premier Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall Lessons from Senegal: The role of the electorate in driving political change Ramokgopa hits back at critics of load-shedding-free ‘milestone’ Exploring Aviator: Online gaming sensation The impact of Citizens United on American democracy and campaign finance Agricultural machinery sales down Editor’s Pick National Home Affairs opens office in Durban shopping mall The Green Guardian Hadedas have a sixth sense that has helped them expand their range National Meyiwa trial: ‘Longwe shot Senzo Meyiwa’
Nigeria’s kidnapping crisis By Justina Asishana Nigeria has a mass kidnapping problem, and March has been an especially horrific month Load More