PRIME These blackouts remind us of the Amin era and we don’t like it With the exit of Umeme, the long-forgotten power outages returned, hopefully temporarily.
PRIME It’s just a play; a retelling of our sickening politics 'Echoes of War' talks about the cultural and political divide between the older and younger generations.
PRIME Good, Evil tussle among us in Easter, which side are you on? Easter and Passover and the other stories of destruction and rebirth tell us of the indestructibility of goodness and the futility of death.
PRIME Gabon’s election and Africa’s love affair with the men in uniform and with guns Some of these leaders do not simply seize power; many possess an instinctive understanding of their nations’ pulse.
PRIME And Tundu Lissu spoke: He spoke loudly, clearly, and long Tundu Lissu rallied the people around him as he set forth to spread the fervent word of Chadema’s bid to rectify the elections this year.
PRIME Pray tell, where is this country, Kenya, headed? It’s impossible to tell who between Ruto and Gachagua is telling the truth, which in itself is a grave indictment of the two.
PRIME Strange, but opposition wants government to be law-abiding! We want the electoral commission running these elections to be composed of Tanzanians who can be believed by fellow Tanzanians as being ethical, independent and desirous to be fair-minded and to...
PRIME Trying to make sense of Trump 2.0? First, hit the study corner There is a school of thought that the American state is fragile because of the brutality of its birthing process that remains in its political DNA.
PRIME Tanzania can be king, and EAC could see its first climate-induced state failure There has always been a cocktail of contradiction—an alliance of hopefuls and harbingers, of markets and mayhem.
PRIME Why Africa needs to redraw its security sovereignty map and build coherence Africa isn’t just being outgunned by insurgents, it’s being outmanoeuvred by its own outdated security architecture.
