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  • Constructing a scientific tower in the Congo Basin, which may see more after COP28. Credit: Fiston Wasanga/CIFOR.
    ClimateCongo-Kinshasa

    The Congo Basin got a crucial boost at COP28. Now we must build on it

    By Malo Mobutu Ndimba
    December 19, 2023
    Away from the headlines, announcements on deforestation and protecting the DRC’s rainforests laid important groundwork for future action. Although it didn’t dominate the headlines ...
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  • Diplomacy & geopoliticsEditor's PicksGazaLong read

    From Yom Kippur to the Abraham Accords: How Israel procured Africa’s good graces

    By Obiora Ikoku
    December 18, 2023
    After decades in diplomatic deep-freeze, how did Israel become one of Africa’s best friends? Africa’s polyvalent response to the latest flare-up of the Israel-Palestine ...
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  • Editor's PicksKenyaPost-colonial histories

    Kenya at 60: Field notes from the neocolony, and the civilising politics of betterment in the Ruto Hustler era

    By Wairimu Gathimba
    December 14, 2023
    Despite the veneer of progress, what does a historical critique of East Africa’s capitalist beacon reveal? Just four years after independence, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga ...
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  • Civil society groups from Africa and elsewhere call for a phase out of fossil fuels at COP28. Credit: IISD/ENB | Mike Muzurakis.
    ClimateEconomyEditor's Picks

    “It’s all so, so slow”: Should Africa celebrate or mourn COP28?

    By View(s) from Africa
    December 14, 2023
    A panel of African experts and activists give their verdict on the outcomes from the Dubai climate talks. In the past two weeks, tens ...
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  • Human RightsOpedTop story

    Why countries must ratify the African Disability Protocol

    By Lefhoko Kesamang, Andrew Kudakwashe (AK) Dube, Grace Antwi-Atsu, Edwinah Orowe
    December 14, 2023
    On the anniversary of the Universal Human Rights Declaration, governments must take the final step to adopt a new groundbreaking and uniquely African disability ...
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  • EthiopiaRed Searegional and int'l relationsTop story

    Is Ethiopia indulging an imperialist fantasy for the Red Sea?

    By Samuel Emaha Tsegai
    December 13, 2023
    Ethiopia’s claims to a historical right to Red Sea access are as old as the invention of modern Ethiopia itself.  On October 13, 2023, ...
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  • Civil society activists from Africa and the Global South demand a phase out of fossil fuels ahead of the COP28 final day. Credit: IISD/ENB | Mike Muzurakis.
    ClimateTop story

    “If not now, when?” African voices on the final day of COP28

    By James Wan
    December 12, 2023
    As COP28 enters, and overshoots, its final deadline, African representatives express both dismay and determination. The COP28 climate talks are supposed to conclude today, ...
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  • Miles Sampa. Credit: BigDzaddy Malika
    PoliticsTop storyZambia

    Zambia is on the verge of being a one-party state

    By Sishuwa Sishuwa
    December 12, 2023
    The ruling party’s bid to either destroy or take control of the main opposition has taken a huge leap forwards in recent days. Zambia’s ...
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  • OpedPublic Health and MedicineTechnologyTop story

    Unlocking Medicine Access in Africa: The complementary role of online pharmacies and robust regulations

    By Oluwaseun Afuye, Remi Adeseun & Mara Hansen Staples
    December 9, 2023
    If the Pandemic exposed the continent’s healthcare infrastructure gaps, can online pharmacy platforms transform access to medicines? Despite global recognition of the importance of ...
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  • PoliticsTop storyZanzibar

    Zanzibar: Bungling the fragile coalition raises the stakes in the 2025 elections

    By Erick Kabendera
    December 8, 2023
    Ahead of the 2025 elections, is President Hussein Mwinyi risking the stability of the Isles by trashing the power-sharing deal? Three years after a ...
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