Opinion
As More Kenyans Fall to Police Violence, Who Will Speak Up and Who Will Act?
Another name has joined the growing list of victims in Kenya’s ongoing crisis of police violence....
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Will the US-Brokered DRC-Rwanda Peace Accord Hold?
On 27 June 2025, the foreign ministers of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo...
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South Sudan’s Central Bank Turmoil Reflects a Deeper Institutional Challenge
In the short span of just two years, South Sudan has seen three changes at the...
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Middle East on the Brink as US-Approved Strike on Iran Sparks Global Alarm
The world watched with rising apprehension this week as the Middle East inched closer to large-scale...
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US Economic Gambit and China’s Financial Warfare Reshape the Global Order
The US dollar has long been the cornerstone of global finance, underpinning international trade, reserve holdings,...
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OPINION | A Diaspora View on Lord Collins’ Visit and a New UK–Zimbabwe Compact
As a Zimbabwean based in the United Kingdom, Lord Collins’ recent visit to Harare felt not...
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Who Will Hear Kenya Out After the Death of Albert Ojwang?
The death of Kenyan blogger Albert Ojwang in a police cell is not just another case...
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OPINION | What Africa needs from banks to achieve its energy transition
The future of energy in Africa will not be determined by policy alone. Nor will it...
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OPINION | South Africa’s Real Economic Problem Isn’t BEE — It’s Amnesia
In South Africa’s investment circles, few topics evoke such visceral overreaction as Black Economic Empowerment. That...
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Trump’s unfounded attack on Cyril Ramaphosa was an insult to all Africans
The meeting at the White House between Donald Trump and the South African president, Cyril Ramaphosa,...
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