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African Union

Women are entitled to own land
Opinion
/ 18 October 2020

Women are entitled to own land

Too many laws and customs in too many African countries still treat women as minors

By Hloniphile Simelane
The challenges of delivering a Covid-19 vaccine in Africa requires a new approach
Africa
/ 14 October 2020

The challenges of delivering a Covid-19 vaccine in Africa requires a new approach

It is imperative that we train healthcare workers and participate in continent-wide collaboration

By Dr Leonard Bikinesi and Dr Sanjeev Arora
We should not ignore Guinea’s constitutional coup
Africa
/ 14 October 2020

We should not ignore Guinea’s constitutional coup

Citizens have for a year protested against the president seeking a third term in office despite a two-term limit. Many have been killed — and 90 more people died in this week’s crackdown

By Miriam Frost
The African Union’s (un)official statement on the US elections
Africa
/ 1 October 2020

The African Union’s (un)official statement on the US elections

The United States has never been shy to pass judgment on African elections. What does it look like when Africa passes judgment on America’s chaotic vote?

By Babatunde Fagbayibo
Manifesto against the presidency for life in Africa
Africa
/ 17 September 2020

Manifesto against the presidency for life in Africa

If we do not take care, presidents will make lawlessness the standard of our civic life. Let’s make sure it does not come to that!

By Tierno Monénembo, Véronique Tadjo and Eugène Ebodé
Alassane Ouattara: In the eye of Côte d’Ivoire’s perpetual succession crisis
Africa
/ 24 August 2020

Alassane Ouattara: In the eye of Côte d’Ivoire’s perpetual succession crisis

His road to the presidency was anchored in contention and acrimony, and if his bid is successful, Alassane Ouattara will have ruled for two decades when all is said and done.

By Lauren David Seaman and Mvemba Phezo Dizolele
African governments and the Covid-19 fallout
Africa
/ 18 August 2020

African governments and the Covid-19 fallout

The “Covid-19 Kairos” has provided governments with the opportunity to leverage the pandemic to create comprehensive sustainable economic development policies for all Africans

By Maria Sarungi-Tsehai, Nuru Mugambi and Lindelwa Farisani
An African free trade area is in our sights
Opinion
/ 23 July 2020

An African free trade area is in our sights

Successes and failures from other initiative such as the European Union will be instructive, but much work must be done before the African Continental Trade Area becomes a reality

By Patience Panashe
The SADC will regret its approach to Mozambique’s insurgence
Africa
/ 13 July 2020

The SADC will regret its approach to Mozambique’s insurgence

The SADC has been lackadaisical in its response to the insurgency in Mozambique and in so doing, is putting several other southern African countries at risk

By Webster Zambara and Annah Moyo-Kupeta
Nine years later, South Sudan is still a nation in waiting
Africa
/ 9 July 2020

Nine years later, South Sudan is still a nation in waiting

July 9 marks nine years since South Sudan became independent. But the promise of that independence has yet to be realised

By Nyagoah Tut Pur
AU rights leader warns of human rights disaster
Africa
/ 2 July 2020

AU rights leader warns of human rights disaster

The African Union’s human rights boss has expressed grave concerns about the erosion of human rights during and after the Covid-19 pandemic.

By Simon Allison
We need an outpouring of outrage about Africans killed by security forces
Africa
/ 10 June 2020

We need an outpouring of outrage about Africans killed by security forces

As Africa mourns George Floyd, we must look in the mirror and address police brutality on our own continent

By Solomon A Dersso
Africa can build back better after Covid-19
Africa
/ 27 May 2020

Africa can build back better after Covid-19

The continent’s interconnectedness is what will be its catalyst for recovery

By Amina J Mohammed
The realities of politics, testing and mitigation in Africa
Africa
/ 23 May 2020

The realities of politics, testing and mitigation in Africa

Covid-19 has a much different effect on the continent than it does elsewhere

By Akpabio Akpabio and Utibe Effiong
Lifting the arms embargo on South Sudan would be a disgrace
Africa
/ 22 May 2020

Lifting the arms embargo on South Sudan would be a disgrace

Later this month, the UN Security Council will vote on whether to lift the arms embargo on South Sudan. Doing so would be a terrible mistake

By Thozamile Botha
Three months in, Covid-19 poses triple threats in Africa
Africa
/ 18 May 2020

Three months in, Covid-19 poses triple threats in Africa

Health, debt and hunger are huge threats to the continent’s stability

By Edwin Ikhuoria
Question marks surround Madagascar’s Covid-19 ‘miracle cure’
Africa
/ 11 May 2020

Question marks surround Madagascar’s Covid-19 ‘miracle cure’

Despite Malagasy President Andry Rajoelina’s claims of a cure for Covid-19, experts say ‘there is absolutely no evidence’ that is true

By Aanu Adeoye and Simon Allison
Covid-19 in Africa: The good news and the bad
Africa
/ 2 May 2020

Covid-19 in Africa: The good news and the bad

What might Africa look like in the wake of the pandemic? There’s enough change happening to keep both optimists happy and pessimists glum

By Judd Devermont and Simon Allison
Exclusive: The US military’s plans to cement its network of African bases
Africa
/ 1 May 2020

Exclusive: The US military’s plans to cement its network of African bases

Formerly classified documents reveal an ambitious $330-million project to upgrade US military bases in Africa

By Nick Turse
SANDF example shows how we can rethink African peace and security architecture
Article
/ 29 April 2020

SANDF example shows how we can rethink African peace and security architecture

Cyril Ramaphosa’s creative employment of the SANDF as part of Covid-19 relief efforts is an example of using the military to build social cohesion

By Martin Rupiya
Jack Ma v. Bill Gates: Does Africa need another benevolent billionaire?
Africa
/ 18 April 2020

Jack Ma v. Bill Gates: Does Africa need another benevolent billionaire?

The latest member of the benevolent billionaires club could learn from what his peers have done right — and wrong

By Simon Allison
Africa’s Covid-19 response should focus on people’s needs — and rights
Article
/ 16 April 2020

Africa’s Covid-19 response should focus on people’s needs — and rights

The Covid-19 outbreak should not be used as an occasion to diminish human rights, but as an opportunity to reaffirm them

By Carine Kaneza Nantulya and Dewa Mavhinga
Covid-19 and the call for solidarity: Challenges for informal settlements
Article
/ 12 April 2020

Covid-19 and the call for solidarity: Challenges for informal settlements

It is difficult for residents of informal settlements to follow guidelines to prevent Covid-19 transmission, such as hand-washing, in the absence of access to water. It is governments’ responsibility to provide these basic services

By Hloniphile Simelane
Covid-19 grounds Nigeria’s medical tourists
Africa
/ 7 April 2020

Covid-19 grounds Nigeria’s medical tourists

The country’s elites, including the president, travelled abroad for treatment but now they must use the country’s neglected health system

By Aanu Adeoye
In the face of the pandemic, human rights are a necessity
Africa
/ 3 April 2020

In the face of the pandemic, human rights are a necessity

The Covid-19 pandemic is throwing the poor governance of some African countries into sharp relief

By Solomon A Dersso
South Africa’s lockdown may push Zimbabwe to the edge
Article
/ 27 March 2020

South Africa’s lockdown may push Zimbabwe to the edge

Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, the situation in Zimbabwe could not have been much worse

By Webster Zambara
Museum in a Box tells our stories
Africa
/ 12 March 2020

Museum in a Box tells our stories

As efforts to repatriate Africa’s artefacts continue, a Zulu collective has hit upon a digital solution

By Laura Kate Gibson
Exclusive: A ‘mafia-style’ cartel is running the African Union, claim staff
Africa
/ 12 March 2020

Exclusive: A ‘mafia-style’ cartel is running the African Union, claim staff

In a leaked memo, AU staff claim that commission chair Moussa Faki Mahamat is destroying the continental body

By Simon Allison
Moral leadership is essential for curbing corruption
Article
/ 7 March 2020

Moral leadership is essential for curbing corruption

The term ‘corruption’ is a convenient scapegoat that leaders deploy to mask their moral failings. Instead, they should re-evaluate their personal ethics

By Solosh Pillay and Chris Jones
Pan-African leaders crucial for growth
Article
/ 21 February 2020

Pan-African leaders crucial for growth

Multiculturalism in higher education can drive intra-African trade and economic goals

By Hatim Eltayeb
Africa must tell the rest of the world that we are not their dumping ground
Article
/ 13 February 2020

Africa must tell the rest of the world that we are not their dumping ground

The continent has long received more than its fair share of the world’s toxic waste, endangering the health of people who are exposed to it

By Inger Andersen
The urgency of rethinking education — for Africa and the world
Article
/ 10 February 2020

The urgency of rethinking education — for Africa and the world

We need to re-evaluate the purpose and delivery of learning, so that all citizens are equipped to face the challenges of the 21st century, among them fighting climate change and adapting to technological disruption

By Audrey Azoulay and Sahle-Work Zewde
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