Africa cannot afford to continue with the authoritarian, dictatorial and despotic forms of governance that are predominant on the continent.
Zimbabwe’s Tsitsi Dangarembga: I wrote Nervous Conditions as a fugitive from what my life had become
Nervous Conditions is a novel about yearning and wanting, about black girls – in this case Zimbabwean girls – desiring better for
By Professor Arthur G.O. Mutambara The US NASA Perseverance Rover safely landed on Mars on 18 February 2021 after a 470.7 million-kilometre-journey
By Fifa Rahman, Felicita Hikuam, Nyasha Chingore-Munazvo, and Gisa Dang* The COVID-19 pandemic is a bleak reminder of the enduring inequity in
Linking Africa and African history to its contemporary placement in international relations is now rarely done, not least in Zimbabwe’s case with
By Ross Harvey In countries with weak governance institutions, natural resource wealth tends to be a curse instead of a blessing. Where
By Sampson Kwarkye More than a year after adopting an action plan to ‘eradicate’ terrorism in West Africa, the Economic Community of
The aftermath of Cyclone Eloise, which hit Mozambique on 23 January, was not as severe as that of the 2019 Cyclone Idai,
Africa cannot afford to continue with the authoritarian, dictatorial and despotic forms of governance that are predominant on the continent.
By James Duddridge Two years ago saw a dark period for Zimbabweans. Over a two-week period in January 2019, 81 people were
By Professor Arthur Mutambara Clearly, it is not sufficient to merely articulate the lack of collective agency facing the African continent and