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Thirty years since the end of apartheid, could the ANC lose its governing majority?
Henning Melber on South Africa’s ICJ lawsuit against Israel and its significance for African states
Escalating tensions in the Red Sea have exposed Cairo’s dwindling influence in the Horn of Africa
The president’s move to delay the vote to December threatens to stoke anger and sow division
With elections now delayed until December, what has outgoing president Macky Sall accomplished?
Building on traditions dating back to colonialism, Egyptian police today are more militarized than…
Contesting Remembrance(s): Reflections on a post-colonial debate
Mozambique’s ruling party still clings to power despite losing yet another vote
Ten years after his death, Nelson Mandela’s legacy serves as both an inspiration and a warning
Tanzania recently signed a new trade deal with the Emirate — but not without fierce opposition
The economic blockade imposed on Niger by ECOWAS has drastically worsened conditions in the country
Lawsuits against Shell in the Niger Delta have become an effective tool for communities to fight the…
Increased rainfall highlights the region’s need for resilient structures in the face of climate…
Egyptians are headed to the polls next month, but the winner is a foregone conclusion
How the Eritrean community in Germany is organizing against the military regime back home
The Africa Climate Summit last month in Nairobi promised a lot, but delivered little