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Across Africa, censorship bodies—relics of colonial-era laws—restrict artistic expression and suppress dissent, stifling the transformative potential of art to challenge injustice and…
Negotiators from Africa and elsewhere in the Global South huddle on the final day of the COP29 climate talks in Baku. Credit:…
On the morning of July 26, as conversations raged across the country about the looming August 1 #EndBadGovernance protests, another comrade and…
Imagine making a new friend, and upon walking into their home, you notice something strange; their home is riddled with your family’s…
In the same week known climate denialist and convicted felon Donald Trump was re-elected to the White House, Africa Energy Week took…
As the COP29 climate talks in Azerbaijan enter their second week, the theme of the first has been one of slow progress and frustration, according…
Ruto’s government is abducting people every day. Literally. There is not one day that has passed since the anti–finance bill protests started…
At the COP29 climate talks, World Bank President Ajay Banga (middle) committed to increase climate finance available through MDBs for low- and…
For two decades now, since 2005, Northern Bahr el Ghazal (NBG), a state to the Northwest of South Sudan on the border with Sudan’s…
On October 9, Mozambicans cast their ballots in the general election. After widespread fraud during last year’s municipal vote, many believed that…
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