Africa cannot afford to continue with the authoritarian, dictatorial and despotic forms of governance that are predominant on the continent.
By Priyal Singh In December 2020, South Africa ended its two-year term as an elected member on the United Nations Security Council
By Sampson Kwarkye More than a year after adopting an action plan to ‘eradicate’ terrorism in West Africa, the Economic Community of
By Gloria Abena Ampim As the world works towards the goal of gender equality, it’s widely recognised that reaching it requires working
Africa cannot afford to continue with the authoritarian, dictatorial and despotic forms of governance that are predominant on the continent.
Mohamed M Diatta On 6 February, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) President Félix Tshisekedi will officially take over the rotating chairship
By James Duddridge Two years ago saw a dark period for Zimbabweans. Over a two-week period in January 2019, 81 people were
By Célestin Monga In recent decades, the US-Africa relationship has disappointed both sides. Republican and Democratic US presidents alike have treated the
Henning Melber, University of Pretoria and Roger Southall, University of the Witwatersrand In November 2017 Zimbabwe’s military replaced Robert Mugabe as head
Barely 3 years ago, Zimbabwe held one of its most contentious elections in the history of the country which can be equally
The surging demonstrations in recent times that have led to the loss of lives have unmasked the evolving nature of democratic governments