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  • January 31

  • Africa: Sustainable Peace After Mass Atrocities - the Case for Transitional Justice

    On February 8, at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the high-level international Task Force on Justice will meet to finalize its report on increasing access to justice for people and… Read more »

  • Gambia: Traditional Communicators, Women Lead the Way for Justice in the Gambia

    Women who had direct and indirect experiences with gender-based violence during the Yahya Jammeh dictatorship have been gathering in The Gambia with the support of ICTJ and a group… Read more »

  • January 30

  • Cote d'Ivoire: Cote d'Ivoire's Continued Struggle for Justice and Reconciliation

    On January 15, 2019, victims of the 2010-2011 post-election violence in Côte d'Ivoire were shocked, yet again, to learn that the Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal… Read more »

  • December 07, 2018

  • South Africa: In Memorium, ICTJ Founder Alex Boraine

    Dr. Alex Boraine, founder of the ICTJ, was larger than life. In his long career, he touched the lives of thousands in his beloved South Africa and around the world. While a product… Read more »

  • September 25, 2018

  • Gambia: A Conversation On Truth and Reconciliation in the Gambia

    For 21 years, the people of The Gambia lived under the dictatorship of military strongman Yahya Jammeh. Open elections in December 2016 resulting in the success of opposition… Read more »

  • March 14, 2018

  • Central African Republic: Central African Refugees Message to Peacekeepers - We Want Inclusion

    In recent months, the crisis in the Central African Republic (CAR) that erupted five years ago has seemed farther than ever from resolution. In 2017, episodes of extreme… Read more »

  • March 27, 2017

  • Tunisia: Women Telling the Truth Help to Set Off 'Earthquake'

    "Tunisia wins. There is no going back." Read more »

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  • Corruption - South African State Capture Allegations Sink Bosasa
    Corruption - South African State Capture Allegations Sink Bosasa

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  • Museveni, Running for 6th Term in 2021, Will Be 76 if He Wins
    Museveni, Running for 6th Term in 2021, Will Be 76 if He Wins

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    Light Shines For Kenyan Dad Caught Smuggling Baby Out of Hospital

  • One Year After, Nigerian Dapchi Schoolgirl Still in Captivity
    One Year After, Nigerian Dapchi Schoolgirl Still in Captivity

  • Snatch Ballot Papers At the Expense of Your Life - Buhari
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    Buhari Versus Atiku - Who Will Win 2019 Presidential Election?

  • Italy Tells France the Truth But Will Africa Wake Up?
    Italy Tells France the Truth But Will Africa Wake Up?

  • Malawi's Prophet Bushiri Smashes Record in South Africa
    Malawi's Prophet Bushiri Smashes Record in South Africa

  • Singer Koffi Olomide Faces Rape Charges in France
    Singer Koffi Olomide Faces Rape Charges in France

  • Energy

    • South Africa:Public Enterprises Minister Gordhan Trying to Put Out Eskom's Flames of Crisis (allAfrica)
      South Africa: Public Enterprises Minister Gordhan Trying to Put Out Eskom's Flames of Crisis(allAfrica)
    • Botswana: Kanye Solar Street Light Project Takes Off(Botswana Daily News)
    • South Africa: Eskom, Tariffs, Bailouts and IPPs - Let's Cut Through the Chaos(Daily Maverick)
    • Kenya: Poor Power Demand Dims Low Bills Hope(Nation)
    • Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Djibouti Seal Gas Deal(This Day)
    • South Africa: Zuma's Nudge Nudge, Wink Wink Nuclear Meeting With Pravin Gordhan, Lungisa Fuzile(Daily Maverick)
    • Zimbabwe: Solar Energy Is the Future - Masiyiwa(Zimbabwe Standard)
    • South Africa: Never Mind the Past - It's Eskom, Stupid(Daily Maverick)
    • Tanzania: Dar, Zanzibar Face Power Cuts(Citizen)
    • Tanzania: National Policy On Charcoal Inevitable(Daily News)
  • Religion

    • Zimbabwe:Chamisa Willing to Talk with President - But Harassment of Citizens Must End (New Zimbabwe)
      Zimbabwe: Chamisa Willing to Talk with President - But Harassment of Citizens Must End(New Zimbabwe)
    • South Africa: Attacks On Bushiri Highest Level of Witchcraft - Christian Body(Nyasa Times)
    • Angola: Court Condemns Leader of Bom Deus Church(ANGOP)
    • Uganda: Teach Christians How to Fight Poverty, Museveni Tells Clergy(Monitor)
    • South Africa: #NotInMyNameSA Warns ECG Leader Shepherd Bushiri(Not In My Name SA)
    • Nigeria: Nigeria Would Be in Worse State Without the Church- - Cedars(Vanguard)
    • Nigeria: Christian Association Calls for Week of Prayers Against Election Violence(Premium Times)
    • Namibia: Evangelical Lutheran Church Asked to Nullify Bishop Nominations(Namibian)
    • Malawi: Chilima Tells Malawi Muslims to Elect Leaders Who Preach Peace(Nyasa Times)
    • Uganda: Vatican Has Not Confirmed Pope's Visit, Says Archbishop Lwanga(Monitor)
  • Banking

    • Uganda:Crane Bank Closure: Sudhir Wants Over U.S.$160 Million from BoU (Monitor)
      Uganda: Crane Bank Closure: Sudhir Wants Over U.S.$160 Million from BoU(Monitor)
    • Malawi: Forex Externalization Disheartens Central Bank Governor(Nyasa Times)
    • East Africa: EAC Central Banks Hold Lending Rates Stable to Boost Growth(East African)
    • Zimbabwe: Central Bank Governor to Present Monetary Policy(The Herald)
    • South Africa: FNB, ABSA Close Bosasa Bank Accounts(News24Wire)
    • Nigeria: CBN Injects $210 Million Into Foreign Exchange Market(Guardian)
    • Namibia: Banking Sector to Shed 1 800 Jobs(Namibian)
    • Nigeria: Court Restrains NAICOM From Halting Guinea Insurance Underwriting Businesses(This Day)
    • Zimbabwe: Forex Deposits Hit U.S.$600 Million(The Herald)
    • Zimbabwe: Industrial Representative Body Lobbies for Currency Trading Platform(The Herald)
  • ICT

    • Rwanda:Could $11 Million Tech Investment in Rwanda Define Future of Solutions Design? (New Times)
      Rwanda: Could $11 Million Tech Investment in Rwanda Define Future of Solutions Design?(New Times)
    • Africa: Shutting Down the Internet Doesn't Work - Yet Governments Keep Doing It(The Conversation Africa)
    • Africa: One of Africa's Poorest Start-Up Markets Wants to Up Its Game(Innovation in Africa)
    • Nigeria: Govt Question MTN's Sales Figures(Leadership)
    • Uganda: MTN Will Be Punished If It Breached Guidelines - Ucc(Monitor)
    • Kenya: Safaricom to Create 100 Millionaires in Its Largest Promotion to Date(Capital FM)
    • Kenya: Strathmore University to Host E-Commerce Conference(Capital FM)
    • Kenya: Whatsapp Upgrade to Allow You Ignore Group Invitations in Advance(Nairobi News)
    • Nigeria: Cima Unveils Syllabus to Bridge Digital Skills Gaps(This Day)
    • Nigeria: Garba - Why Businesses Must Embrace Digitalisation(This Day)
  • Children

    • Tanzania:Secret Ballot to Unravel Child 'Killers' (Citizen)
      Tanzania: Secret Ballot to Unravel Child 'Killers'(Citizen)
    • Central African Republic: Unicef Outlines Key Actions So Peace Deal Can Make Real Difference for Children(UN News)
    • Uganda: Seven Universities Research On Children Issues(Observer)
    • Uganda: What's Driving Child Kidnaps, Murders?(Monitor)
    • Nigeria: '2.6 Million Children Suffer Severe Acute Malnutrition'(Leadership)
    • Nigeria: Has Buhari Forgotten Leah Sharibu?(Guardian)
    • Kenya: Young Parliamentarians Association Wants Youths at Core of Building Bridges(Capital FM)
    • South Africa: Bullying Allegations Surface in Suspected Teen Suicide in Pretoria - Sinoville Crisis Centre(News24Wire)
    • South Africa: 'All Bosasa-Owned Youth Centres Should Be Expropriated Without Compensation' - EFF(News24Wire)
    • Tanzania: Pupil Pregnancy Raises Concern in Rukwa Region(Daily News)
  • Music

    • Zimbabwe:Winky D, Jah Prayzah Rivalry Renewed (Zimbabwe Standard)
      Zimbabwe: Winky D, Jah Prayzah Rivalry Renewed(Zimbabwe Standard)
    • Nigeria: Davido Features U.S Rapper Busta Rhymes in Fall Remix(Leadership)
    • Zimbabwe: Michael Jackson's Producer Impressed With Zimbabwe's Nutty O(New Zimbabwe)
    • Zimbabwe: Mudendere Hitmaker Reveals Why He Shuns Collaborations(New Zimbabwe)
    • Zimbabwe: Nigerian Reggae Star Patoranking Set for Zim Show(New Zimbabwe)
    • Zimbabwe: Tuku - Great Poet, Cultural Leader(The Herald)
    • Zimbabwe: Jamaican Singer Busy Signal's Mugabe Praise Song Video Out(263Chat)
    • Zimbabwe: I Am Not Threatened By Winky D - Jah Prayzah(263Chat)
    • Namibia: Fighting Piracy and Making Namibian Music Accessible Nationwide(Namibian)
    • Zimbabwe: Sulu Rescues Mukanya(263Chat)

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