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Algeria has followed Egypt’s path and started drafting an asylum law. Yet such a law will neither…
Three decades after liberation, the country is firmly in the hands of a corrupt elite
In the country’s east, one of the most brutal conflicts of our age is escalating
Tunisia was once regarded as a “beacon of democracy”. That time is long gone.
As its crisis of legitimacy deepens, a faux “civil society” is to reinforce the regime’s hold on…
Christmas without chocolate is practically unthinkable, but the cocoa bean has a dark side
While authorities continue mass deportations to Sudan, a new asylum law could set a precedent in the…
Robert Springborg on how the Egyptian dictator secures his violent rule
Upcoming elections could see the opposition overtake long-time ruling party SWAPO
An example from Zambia shows how corporate-driven “climate justice” amounts to carbon colonialism
How Nobel Peace Prize winner Abiy Ahmed Is fuelling tensions in the region
After decades of elections marred by irregularities and fraud, the youth are demanding real change
Senegal’s new government hopes to gain fresh momentum in the upcoming parliamentary election
From football to the Olympics, Sisi’s regime deploys athletes as foot soldiers in its war for…
South Africa and Russia’s chairship in 2023 and 2024
Blatant injustices committed by the German investor have gone unpunished by local authorities
