France’s former colonies have a point; Paris should listen Disappointed with the international order, African countries, despite the failings of their own leaders, have been discontented for a while.
EDITORIAL: Repression can only end in premium tears for East Africa Leaders who purport to have ascended to power on a democratic mandate should live up to democratic principles.
East Africa should focus on consolidating gains in 2025 To consolidate gains and launch on to the path of sustainable development, East Africa needs to accept and adapt to a new political reality.
For peace to reign in the eastern DRC, a reset is necessary By portraying the M23 rebels as an external aggressor and building a coalition against them, President Tshisekedi has limited the chances of a peaceful solution.
Karua’s Kampala kerfuffle puts Jumuiya on trial The Uganda Law Council suggested that Martha Karua brought no unique skills to the case and that her bid to appear for Besigye was politically motivated.
Netumbo will need to offer leadership to Namibia, Africa Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's victory is not just for Africa’s women, but she has the opportunity to impact Africa’s destiny.
EAC@25: More reason for hope than despair East Africa has made progress and is a much better place to be for social and economic interaction than it has been in a long time.
Catholic Church’s timely Damascus moment should be celebrated The Catholic Church is leading the onslaught against the administration’s corruption and sloppy management of public affairs.
African countries should be asking for more than money in Baku Beyond aid, leaders should negotiate a fairer market for goods produced in developing countries using fossil fuels.
Samia should sanitise Tanzania’s electoral processes It is necessary that President Samia Suluhu Hassan and the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi listen to the issues that have been raised about the upcoming election.
