By Sakke Teerikoski In Spring 2018, South African grassroot activists Liz McDaid and Makoma Lekalakala were rewarded the Goldman Prize
By Ebba Holmström Winds of change have been blowing through the Horn of Africa since Ethiopia and Eritrea signed a
By Samantha Goldberg Even so the tongue is a little member, and boasteth great things. Behold how great a matter
Av John Öberg President Robert Mugabe var enväldig härskare över Zimbabwe i nästan fyra decennier. Landet har bördiga jordar och
By Adam Chwojnicki Now one of the world’s most impoverished and underdeveloped countries, Mozambique was once regarded as the epitome
By Baptiste Marecaille The Tuareg are a people whose existence in the Saharan desert goes back to the birth of
Since the dramatic events in the middle of January, not much has been heard about the Gambia.
In 1964, thousands of Nubians were forced to flee from their homes along the river Nile.
Etienne Tshisekedi was a giant – a baobab tree in Congolese politics.
Youngest son of Nigeria’s greatest musician Fela Kuti- Seun Kuti is an individual star in his own right.