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Sudan and the death of multilateralism

In the early hours of June 3 and after five months of protest, the Sudanese security forces moved to break up a protest camp outside the army's...

Nanjala Nyabola

On Monday, March 11, John Quindos Karanja went to Nairobi to pick up his wife, their daughter and three grandchildren from the airport. He had...

One of the most surreal moments of the August 2017 Supreme Court hearing on Kenya's presidential election, an event that would culminate in the...

Elections are big business, and look no further than the ongoing frenzy over the upcoming Nigerian election for proof. It is hard to miss how much...

Last week, Germany's Africa Commissioner Gunter Nooke said that European countries should be allowed to lease land and to build and run cities in...

In September 2018, the Tanzanian parliament passed amendments to the national statistics law that included a provision for criminal penalties for...