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Rwanda

France ‘bears significant responsibility’ for enabling Rwandan genocide, report finds
Africa
/ 20 April 2021

France ‘bears significant responsibility’ for enabling Rwandan genocide, report finds

The damning Muse report, commissioned by the Rwandan government, labels France a ‘collaborator’ of the Hutu regime, but falls short of labelling the country as complicit

By Agence France Presse
Africa could produce a Covid-19 vaccine sooner than you think
Africa
/ 15 April 2021

Africa could produce a Covid-19 vaccine sooner than you think

In mere months, Moderna transformed an old Polaroid factory in America into a state-of-the-art vaccine-production centre. Why can’t we do the same?

By Laura López González
A new era of vaccine sovereignty in Africa beckons
Africa
/ 14 April 2021

A new era of vaccine sovereignty in Africa beckons

COMMENT: The AU has laid out a clear path for the continent to produce its own vaccines

By Robert Agyarko
The futility of elections: Re-thinking democracy in East Africa
Africa
/ 22 February 2021

The futility of elections: Re-thinking democracy in East Africa

Elections do not guarantee greater freedom or democratic governance and have contributed to instability and economic setbacks

By Su Muhereza and Eshban Kwesiga
In conversation with Kizito Mihigo, the gospel singer who died in a Rwandan jail
Africa
/ 16 February 2021

In conversation with Kizito Mihigo, the gospel singer who died in a Rwandan jail

‘The only thing they want is for us to sing the praises of President Kagame,’ said Kizito Mihigo, in one of the last interviews before his death.

By Benedict Moran
The Africans in exile who live in fear of transnational repression
Opinion
/ 4 February 2021

The Africans in exile who live in fear of transnational repression

Governments across sub-Saharan Africa violently pursue exiles abroad. Democracies must push back

By Isabel Linzer
Exclusive: Top-secret testimonies implicate Rwanda’s president in war crimes
Africa
/ 29 November 2020

Exclusive: Top-secret testimonies implicate Rwanda’s president in war crimes

Explosive witness testimony from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda implicates Paul Kagame and the RPF in mass killings before, during and after the 1994 genocide.

By Judi Rever and Benedict Moran
Is a wealth tax the answer?
Opinion
/ 12 November 2020

Is a wealth tax the answer?

More wealth taxes may soon be a reality for east African countries in the wake of Covid-19

By Melissa Duffy and Aliya Khanbhai
Why we must fight to secure places for more women and young people in politics
Africa
/ 30 September 2020

Why we must fight to secure places for more women and young people in politics

Too often, governments talk the talk on gender equality, but fail to walk the walk

By Nic Cheeseman and Winihin Jemide
Why do presidents cling to power?
Africa
/ 24 August 2020

Why do presidents cling to power?

Four former heads of state speak about what being president is actually like

By Simon Allison, Dhashen Moodley and Kiri Rupiah
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
Pandemic-induced human rights violations a double tragedy to humanity
Africa
/ 6 July 2020

Pandemic-induced human rights violations a double tragedy to humanity

The conflation of human rights violations and a pandemic leave the most vulnerable marginalised. Equitable and democratic societies are needed to fight against this

By Webster Zambara
End voluntourism and the white saviour industrial complex
Africa
/ 26 June 2020

End voluntourism and the white saviour industrial complex

We need to dismantle the unequal systems we have upheld in Africa. Divesting from missionary tours is a good place to start

By Rosebell Kagumire
Rwanda: Capturing a genocide financier
Africa
/ 25 May 2020

Rwanda: Capturing a genocide financier

A Kenyan investigative journalist reflects on the capture of a genocidaire in Paris after 26 years on the run and its significance to the families of the victims left in his wake

By John Allan Namu
Election preview: Burundi braces for divisive vote
Africa
/ 19 May 2020

Election preview: Burundi braces for divisive vote

The poll is going ahead with virtually no precautions besides prayer to protect citizens against the spread of Covid-19

By Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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
The Covid-19 pandemic is not an excuse to trample on human rights
Africa
/ 15 April 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic is not an excuse to trample on human rights

By violating basic human rights, governments risk inflicting a double tragedy on their most vulnerable populations

By Webster Zambara
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 can reclaim its role as a diplomatic powerhouse in Africa
Africa
/ 1 April 2020

South Africa can reclaim its role as a diplomatic powerhouse in Africa

Pretoria can make a real difference in helping to solve conflicts and other issues in Burundi, the DRC, South Sudan and Zimbabwe

By Piers Pigou
How to tackle Covid-19 in informal settlements
Article
/ 27 March 2020

How to tackle Covid-19 in informal settlements

It’s difficult to enforce a lockdown in informal settlements, and social distancing may be impossible. New ideas are needed

By Mark Weston
Kintu, a refusal to ‘write back’
Article
/ 18 March 2020

Kintu, a refusal to ‘write back’

Time of the Writer is cancelled. Instead of hearing Jennifer Makumbi speak, we read her first novel

By Theresa Mallinson
We must continue to empower women entrepreneurs to grow Africa
Africa
/ 8 March 2020

We must continue to empower women entrepreneurs to grow Africa

If we increase the number of high-growth, women-founded startups, they can bridge the inclusivity gaps in their respective economies and societies

By Elsie S Kanza
Rethinking the mosquito net
Article
/ 28 February 2020

Rethinking the mosquito net

Disease-spreading mozzies may be getting wise to our best defences, but science is fighting back with a new kind of chemistry. But will advances be able to outpace nature?

By Melody Schreiber and Laura López González
Tensions loom over the Great Lakes region
Africa
/ 27 January 2020

Tensions loom over the Great Lakes region

President Félix Tshisekedi should abandon plans to invite neighbouring militaries into the eastern DRC

By Nelleke van de Walle
An agenda for decent jobs in Africa
Africa
/ 3 January 2020

An agenda for decent jobs in Africa

Governments should adopt policies that promote external competitiveness and labour market initiatives as well as establish special economic zones

By Celestin Monga
Second Ebola vaccine to be used in DR Congo next month
Africa
/ 14 October 2019

Second Ebola vaccine to be used in DR Congo next month

It will arrive in the eastern city of Goma, in North Kivu province, on October 18 and be used from the beginning of next month

By Agency
Rwanda’s gingerbread house
Article
/ 16 August 2019

Rwanda’s gingerbread house

Kigali is flashing its sweetest smile to foreign firms, but there may be cracks in the image it’s presenting

By Tshegofatso Mathe
Why Africans can’t move freely within their own continent
Africa
/ 14 August 2019

Why Africans can’t move freely within their own continent

As things currently stand, only four mem​ber states (Mali, Niger, Rwanda and Sao Tome & Principe) have ratified the free movement protocol

By Staff Reporter
Second Ebola case confirmed in DRC’s Goma
Africa
/ 31 July 2019

Second Ebola case confirmed in DRC’s Goma

Health officials fear an Ebola outbreak in the eastern DRC could spread in Goma. Earlier in July, the city registered its first case

By Deutsche Welle 1
DRC sees first case of Ebola in Goma, near Rwanda border
Africa
/ 15 July 2019

DRC sees first case of Ebola in Goma, near Rwanda border

The presence of the virus has raised concerns of an outbreak in the densely populated area along the Rwandan border

By Deutsche Welle 1
Feud between Kagame, Museveni takes toll
Article
/ 15 May 2019

Feud between Kagame, Museveni takes toll

The distrust between the presidents has burst into the open in recent months, with the pair trading accusations of harmful nature against each other

By Grace Matsiko
The AU’s new transitional justice policy could be a game-changer
Africa
/ 25 April 2019

The AU’s new transitional justice policy could be a game-changer

This new framework can be used to resolve past violent conflicts as well as to sustain peace and development in Africa

By Webster Zambara
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