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  • Cobalt Red. Miners washing copper ore in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Credit: Fairphone.
    ClimateCongo-KinshasaTop story

    Who wants to hear about White Saviourism gone wrong?

    By Ben Radley
    March 8, 2023
    A new book on the Congo recycles stereotypes of Africa as a wasteland in need of saving in all its promo. It’s been rapturously ...
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  • A still from the 2004 Ousmane Sembène film Moolaadé.
    CinemaCultureSenegalTop storyTribute

    Learning from Sembène: Telling the stories that matter

    By Dika Ofoma
    March 3, 2023
    A hundred years after Sembène’s birth, a budding filmmaker describes his social awakening and discovery of the late Senegalese director. I grew up primarily ...
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  • ElectionsNigeriaTop story

    Did Nigeria’s election tech fail or was it sabotaged?

    By Adebayo Abdulrahman
    March 2, 2023
    Young voters put their faith in digital technology. But at polling units nationwide, many were transported to an elections twilight zone.  Victor Madu, a ...
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  • From 17-19, Addis Ababa welcomed heads of state and government of the African Union (AU) to talk about myriad challenges, including climate. Credit: Paul Kagame.
    ClimateTop story

    “Africanise or perish!” Climate remains high on AU agenda

    By Olivia Rumble & Andrew Gilder
    March 2, 2023
    From supporting Barbados’ plan to transform global climate finance, to pursuing G20 membership, climate was a key issue at the recent summit. From 17- ...
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  • A polling station in Ikeja, Lagos in 2015. The new biometric voter accreditation system might be seen as a game-changer, but technology is only as good as its users. (Photo courtesy: US Embassy)
    NigeriaPoliticsTop story

    Will technology deliver a clean election for Nigeria?

    By Dengiyefa Angalapu
    February 24, 2023
    Voter registration is up, as confidence in election technology grows, but trust in the electoral commission continues to flounder.   From tomorrow, 25 February, ...
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  • Aftermath of a bombing, Kaduna, northwestern Nigeria. More than 350,000 have died in armed attacks during the previous two administrations. (Courtesy: Abayomi Azikiwe).
    NigeriaPoliticsTop story

    Boko Haram and Nigeria’s elections: The candidates’ security pledges

    By Jordan Smith
    February 22, 2023
    The activities of over 80 active militant groups have already pushed Nigeria to the brink. How will the new president respond?  Awaiting the winner ...
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  • Nigerian refugee in Cameroon's Far North province, photographed during a UN Security Council Field Mission to the Lake Chad Basin. (Photo courtesy: UK Mission to the UN/Lorey Campese.)
    NigeriaPoliticsTop story

    Inside the insurgency in northeastern Nigeria

    By Nalova Akua
    February 22, 2023
    As a regional force ratchets up pressure, rival Islamist factions engage in a brutal fratricidal war. Is it a matter of time before Boko ...
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  • Extreme weather events leading to devastating flooding in Nigeria have become 80 times more likely due to climate change according to scientists. Credit: ISeeAfrica.
    ClimateNigeriaPoliticsTop story

    Where do Nigeria’s frontrunners stand on climate change?

    By Oluwaseun Oguntuase
    February 20, 2023
    Only one candidate devotes more than a few passing mentions to climate change in their manifesto. When Nigeria’s new president is sworn in on ...
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  • President Kais Saied (right) meeting with the Greek foreign minister. Credit: Υπουργείο Εξωτερικών.
    OPINIONPoliticsTop storyTunisia

    A Trojan Horse in Carthage

    By Ahmed Ghiloufi
    February 20, 2023
    How did Kais Saied, a retired law professor, become a tyrant? Answer: with the support of the pro-democracy movement he now oppresses. Everyone knows ...
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  • CultureTop story

    African fiction in 2023

    By Samira Sawlani
    February 10, 2023
    2022 saw writers from Africa and the Diaspora bring us some literary gems (see our list of Best Books  of 2022). 2023 promises to ...
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