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Beauty in Uganda, what is it? — The humanist view

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On Top of the World in South Africa — Discover

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My shilling Thoughts on Queen of Katwe in the Ugandan context — Pkahill Insights

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British Museum wants to loan back to Nigeria “stolen” bronze statues June 22, 2018
How would you feel if something stolen from you was later found but had to be loaned back to you? This is what Britain and many other Western and European nations that have looted artefacts from different African countries are doing. They don't want to pursue the repatriation option. Nigeria has demanded for the return of its bronze statues, but a Briti […]
Socrates Mbamalu
Nigeria is not ready to hold free and fair elections next year. Here’s why June 22, 2018
Nigeria is far from ready to hold a credible ballot in 2019. From This Is Africa, the leading forum for African opinion, arts and music.
The Conversation
Calling Africa’s youth to action June 22, 2018
The continent’s young people should play the central role in Africa's development, which should not be outsourced to outsiders, says Dr Richard Munang. From This Is Africa, the leading forum for African opinion, arts and music.
Richard Munang
Ethiopia’s blacklisted groups: Terrorists or activists? June 22, 2018
With the “intention of widening political space”, Ethiopia’s government is freeing thousands of prisoners accused of a variety of charges, such as terrorism or incitement to topple the government. This includes several senior opposition leaders and members of Ginbot 7, which is among five groups blacklisted under the government’s unreformed anti-terror legis […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Julius Malema: “Indians see Africans as sub-human” June 22, 2018
Julius Malema’s racially charged remarks have been met with mixed reactions. On the one hand, his party, the Economic Freedom Fighters, claimed his comments addressed racial challenges in the country, especially in KwaZulu-Natal. The Democratic Alliance, on the other hand, felt that Malema was using his leadership carelessly to strain racial relationships th […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Mauritius ranked Africa’s most peaceful country, and The Gambia records largest improvement June 22, 2018
Mauritius has been ranked in the top 20 of the world’s most peaceful countries in the 2018 Global Peace Index (GPI). In the 12th edition of the Index, Mauritius was ranked number 20 out of 163 countries. On the continent Botswana came second, and ranked 29 globally. Sierra Leone was ranked (35), Madagascar (38), Ghana (41), Namibia (43), Malawi (44) and Zamb […]
This Is Africa
South Africa: Why has Rhodes University silenced student activism? June 21, 2018
Just two years ago, Rhodes University was energised by student activism, with protests, campus shut-downs and demands to transform the university and its culture. However, the university has swept away almost all evidence of this movement. For a so-called liberal institution, its heavy-handed response is alarming. From This Is Africa, the leading forum for A […]
Mako Muzenda
Women’s unpaid work must be included in GDP calculations: lessons from history June 21, 2018
The methods used to measure gross domestic product are being criticised for excluding the unpaid work done by women. From This Is Africa, the leading forum for African opinion, arts and music.
The Conversation
African art travels where African artists cannot: Evora Africa takes African Art and Music to Portugal June 21, 2018
The Evora Africa festival hosted at the historic Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval in Portugal aimed to celebrate the ever-expanding wealth of Africa’s cultural heritage and uncover the many faces of a contemporary Africa, the continent of the future, where sacred rituals of the past merge with urban art of a vibrant, modern and changing world. From This Is Afr […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Senegalese musician Akon launches cryptocurrency AKoin June 21, 2018
Senegalese musician Akon has started his own cryptocurrency Akoin to compete with bitcoin. Akon intends to go beyond just creating a cryptocurrency, and he also wants to have a "A Real-life Wakanda", a crypto-city run through cryptocurrency in Senegal From This Is Africa, the leading forum for African opinion, arts and music.
Socrates Mbamalu