Hundreds of youths detained after post-election unrest in Tanzania have been freed. Now, the families of nine young men still facing treason charges are making a desperate plea to President Samia for their release, too.
The government reports strong overperformance in mining revenue but is cracking down on major cement producers for alleged price violations.
The Zimbabwean thinker argues military regimes deliver results faster than ‘failed’ democracies in Africa—a view that clashes with broad public support for democratic governance.
Once keen to stand out by opening up the political scene, the president now regards the economy as her major legacy.
The Prime Minister assured delegates that the government is ready to make legal and administrative reforms whenever obstacles are identified that hinder PCCB’s mandate.
Do elections in parts of Africa still function as meaningful instruments of democratic choice, or have they become rituals that legitimise political permanence?
We must find our own way to disagree without destroying respect, without fighting, without killing or tearing each other apart.
The passing of Edwin Mtei, the former central bank governor and CHADEMA founder, marks the loss of a standard for ethical leadership—a stark contrast to the politicians of today.
The Commission announces in will no longer allow media participation in witness testimonies due to privacy concerns
International law is being put to the test, not on the question as to whether it is effective or not, but of the status quo on superiority complex within its subjects.
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