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    African Arguments

    By Andrew Skipper
    April 17, 2025
    African Arguments was originated in 2005 as a pan-African platform for news, investigation and opinion. It has sought to amplify a diversity of voices ...
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  • African Arguments was co-founded by IAI, World Peace Foundation, and the Royal African Society. Credit: Jenni Smout.
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    Farewell after a decade at African Arguments

    By James Wan
    April 17, 2025
    As I reflect on my near decade as editor of African Arguments, I am filled with a lot of gratitude and a little pride. ...
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  • Congo-KinshasaMININGResearch BlogsTop story

    Children and the Coltan Wars in Eastern Congo

    By Pauline Omboko Shongo
    November 5, 2024
    With at least 40,000 coerced into mining coltan, and several global tech brands directly implicated in funding conflict, pressure needs to bear on stopping ...
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  • Floods rise in residential areas of Abuja, Nigeria, in 2023. Will COP29 take adaptation seriously? Credit: Santos Akhilele/World Meteorological Organisation.
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    COP29 must kickstart stalled progress on the lifeline that is adaptation

    By Lina Ahmed & Amy Giliam Thorp
    October 28, 2024
    Targets for adapting to climate change are meaningless without the means to act. It’s time for a clear adaptation finance goal. 2024 has been ...
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  • CinemaEditor's PicksNigeriaThe Director's ChairTop story

    Sci-Fi, Folklore, and Faith: Korede Azeez’s unique lens as a Nigerian Muslim filmmaker

    By Adama Munu
    October 25, 2024
    Korede Azeez is one of Nigeria’s most prolific breakout filmmakers. Her journey sheds light on the broader landscape of women in Nigeria’s expanding film ...
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  • AI & The Politics of DisinformationEditor's PicksTechnologyTop storyWAR IN SUDAN

    The Deepfake is a powerful weapon in the war in Sudan

    By Mohamed Suliman
    October 23, 2024
    While still rudimentary – voice-cloning models can’t yet relay convincing Sudanese dialects – the use of Deepfakes is now routinely used on Sudan’s violent, ...
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  • Editor's PicksPolitical historyRwanda

    The revolution devours its children: The fall of a royal house in republican Rwanda

    By Filip Reyntjens
    October 8, 2024
    The rise and scattering of an elite family, not on account of their ethnicity, but despite it, exemplifies the tragedy of authoritarianism in Rwanda. ...
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  • Climate experts in Malawi say that the long-term success of climate adaptation projects rely not just on local participation or consultation but ownership. Credit: Neil Palmer/CIAT.
    ClimateEditor's PicksMalawiTop story

    Hundreds of local Malawians quietly leave World Bank climate project

    By Raphael Mweninguwe
    October 8, 2024
    Experts warn that payment problems and a lack of local ownership could undermine the effectiveness of a nationwide adaptation project. Local participants working on ...
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  • Former coal mining pits scar the landscape around Ermelo, in Mpumalanga province, in eastern South Africa. Credit: Julie Bourdin.
    AA InvestigatesClimateEditor's PicksSouth AfricaTop story

    “It’s the wild west”: Zombie mines multiply in SA’s opaque coal sector

    By Julie Bourdin
    September 18, 2024
    African Arguments visited ten “active” coal mines around Ermelo in South Africa. Three were abandoned, and had been for years according to locals. This ...
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  • African Sports EconomyEditor's PicksEritreaTop story

    Eritrean Cycling: How a colonial legacy became a national passion

    By Mohamed Kheir Omer
    September 15, 2024
    Italian Fascists used cycling to demonstrate their racial superiority; Eritrean cyclists were soon embarrassing them. Today, a new generation of world-beaters is escaping another ...
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