Op-Ed by Sharita Samual and Kathleen Wootton It is said that well-behaved women seldom make…
Human Rights
The following op-ed is a collaborative effort by Cameron McConnachie and Teddy Weinstein of the…
Three months after discussions to scrap all the country’s colonial-era laws kicked off, parliament has…
Rwanda and Libya are currently working out an evacuation plan for some hundreds of migrants…
Prosecutors in Tanzania charged freelance journalist Erick Kabendera with money laundering, tax evasion, and assisting…
As Lake Chad enters its 10th year of conflict, millions of young girls are being…
Most media narratives about Eritrea suggest an endless stream of young people fleeing the country,…
“Unfortunately the overall nutritional panorama of Egypt does not look well,” says Dr. Sara Diana Garduno Diaz, an expert concentrating on nutrition and biology at the American University of the Middle East.
It’s no secret that colonization has introduced unspeakable horrors to communities of color throughout the…
Black landlessness has become a convenient weapon for political populists in South Africa. With elections around the corner, the lingering questions about land reform are ever more crucial and timely.
