
The twin legacies of Ray and Dora Philips
A long awaited recognition comes for the two American founders of social work in South Africa.
A long awaited recognition comes for the two American founders of social work in South Africa.
The 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt and football’s peculiar hold on national identity.
What social media activism gets wrong about the #SudanUprising: Sometimes it may be appropriate to leave the hashtags alone and say nothing.
A trove of unprinted photographs and other media from the Idi Amin years in Uganda is now available for public view giving us insight to the concerns of the regime and realities of living under his rule.
Egypt got knocked out in the Round of 16, but the hosts have been hamstrung by multiple events, including the military's control.
Queer identities, widely accepted on the pitch in women's football, may be the way to challenge gender norms in some societies.
The last time Ghana's men's national football team won a tournament was thirty-seven years ago. The team is beginning to feel like yet another failing state institution.
Is Africa following China into a techno-dystopian future?
The novel The Youth of God offers fresh perspectives on Somali assimilation and struggle in Canada's largest city.
Thanks in part to the internet, Black women in Cuba are now able to forge space and create visibility for themselves.
The story of Surya Bonaly, and her unwillingness to yield to racist demands and expectations in the sport of figure skating.
Turn any homophobic corner in Africa and you're guaranteed to run into a delirious celebration of "African culture," but there's nothing African about homophobia.
In the Bukavu Series, researchers from two Congolese and two European universities explore how they interrogate violence in the DRC.
It's time to return Africa's vinyl records.
The charge is "misusing a computer." Dr. Stella Nyanzi remains incarcerated to this day in Luzira Women’s Prison.
At this year's New York African Film Festival, we saw films united by key thematic concerns, some of them quite unexpected.
Africa is apparently hot in Hollywood, but can Hollywood be trusted with African stories?
What a documentary film on running can tell us about Ethiopia's development trajectory.
A film about Cape Town’s water crisis raises profound questions about the character and stability of South Africa’s post-apartheid trajectory.
Traditional, Islamic and Christian leaders are all being caught up in the conflict over secession in the Southern Cameroons.