April 10
Liberia: The Importance of Respecting Authorities: a Adda Study of Liberia [editorial]
New Dawn
In every society, across all strata and societies worldwide, there lies a fundamental tenet that is the very bedrock of societal coherency and order, respect for authorities. This… Read more »
Nigeria: Demanding Accountability in Governance Towards Empowering Nigerians [opinion]
Premium Times
Is it possible to have the right political system in Nigeria? The answer is YES! Read more »
April 09
Kenya: Infrastructure Last Frontier to Unlock Africa's E-Commerce Potential [opinion]
Capital FM
In less than a month it will be six years since the grand dream to create a single African market for 1.2 billion people plus took a concrete step and therefore now is a good time… Read more »
April 08
Rwanda: 30 Years On and the World Has Learnt No Lessons From the Genocide Against the Tutsi [opinion]
New Times
On Sunday April 7, Rwandans and their friends around the world, and the international community commemorated the genocide against the Tutsi in 1994. Read more »
Rwanda: Genocide Cannot Be Mentioned in Isolation, Without Adding the Targeted Group [column]
New Times
On 7th April 2024, Rwandans and the whole world commemorated, for the 30th time, the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. On that day, the government of Rwanda received many solidarity… Read more »
April 07
Uganda: A Disappointing Constitutional Court [column]
Independent (Kampala)
On Wednesday, the Constitutional Court upheld the retrogressive Anti Homosexuality Act (AHA). Although it struck down four provisions of this barbaric law, it left most of the Act… Read more »
Nigeria: Why Reconciling El-Rufai, Gov Sani May Be Waste of Time - Shehu Sani [opinion]
Daily Trust
Senator Shehu Sani, who represented Kaduna Central in the ninth National Assembly, was the chairman of the Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Debts when the upper chamber… Read more »
April 05
Africa: In Africa, We Finally Have Momentum Against TB. Let's Not Squander It [opinion]
TB Alliance
It is interesting to see, from my vantage point in South Africa, the reaction to the slight rise in tuberculosis (TB) cases in the U.S. Overall, TB in the U.S. has declined… Read more »
Rwanda: Kwibuka30 - Learning From the Past, Safeguarding the Future Against Genocide [opinion]
Africa Renewal
Remembering those whose futures were taken away, and those at risk across the world today Read more »
Rwanda: Reconciliation Made in Rwanda [opinion]
JusticeInfo.net
In the wake of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis, Emmanuel Sehene Ruvugiro covered the trials of genocide suspects before the specialized chambers of the traditional courts and… Read more »
Ghana: Embrace Measures to Avoid Budget Overruns [editorial]
Ghanaian Times
Budgets overruns constitute one huge public financial management problem in Ghana. Read more »
Nigeria: Electricity Tariff Increase and the Big Lie, By Jibrin Ibrahim [opinion]
Premium Times
The original sin was the mode of privatisation of the Nigerian electricity sector. Read more »
Kenya: Baptism By Fire - Nakhumicha the Bukusu Girl! [opinion]
Business Day Africa
Until 2022, Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha remained relatively unknown outside her native Trans-Nzoia County. Read more »
April 04
West Africa: Senegal Just Saved Its Democracy. That Helps All West Africa. [opinion]
USIP
Surviving its crisis, Senegal bolsters an arc of democracies against the region's coups. Read more »
South Africa: South Africa Urgently Needs an Anti-Corruption Commission With Real Teeth - a Scorpions 2.0 [opinion]
Daily Maverick
The fight against corruption cannot be solved through slapdash legislation which does nothing to ensure the independence of the National Prosecuting Authority and, by extension,… Read more »
South Africa: Markus Jooste's Steinhoff Was a Horrific, High-Profile Example of Corporate Capture [opinion]
Daily Maverick
Steinhoff is corporate South Africa's handmaid to State Capture. They share the same DNA -- people who knew better and could have done something chose silence. Read more »