Meet the Sudanese Filmmakers making International Headlines
The year 2019 has been monumental for Sudan and its people with a revolution that led to the fall of…
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Sex work legal in Senegal
Sex work was legalised in Senegal in 1969. Under Senegal’s Penal Code (articles 318 to 327) sex workers must be at least…
UN Assembly: Ethiopia’s president addresses Nile dam dispute
Every year in September, all 193 members of the United Nations meet at the General Assembly at the organisation’s headquarters…
A pan-African perspective on Rwanda through a critical review of Judy Rever, In Praise of Blood: The Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front, Canada, Random House, 2018
The author argues that the Rwanda-Burundi’s dark colonisation past helps us understand the deep-rooted causes of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. A common narrative…
No Minister Cele: SA not only country in Africa giving out crime stats
While releasing South Africa’s annual crime statistics, police minister Bheki Cele said that his department had “dropped the ball” when…
It’s wrong to impose Western music business models on Africa’s fledgling industries
Music streaming services have generated years of consistent revenue growth for rights holders in developed countries, making them the dominant…