Instead of serving as a moral compass in Malawi’s turbulent political landscape, Trapence became, whether intentionally or not, a passive observer, and in some cases, an active enabler of oppressive ...

Catherine Mzumara’s recent remarks criticizing the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for allegedly acting “sad” and lacking inclusivity are not only misguided but also overlook the strategic ...

Hope Ntanzi Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi said the government is studying a recent ruling by the High Court of Malawi which overturned an order directing that ...

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has publicly accused a senior police official identified only as “Sibiya” of attempting to extort ...

The Southern African Development Community (Sadc) has called for calm in Tanzania following post-election violence that has sparked international alarm while some European Union (EU) legislators have ...

Africa perhaps has the oldest legion of political leaders in the world, who are not monarchs, with the unenviable record of longevity in power bothering on ...

Southern African leaders urged an end to Tanzania’s post-election violence and pledged regional support for a peaceful resolution to the escalating crisis.

Opposition party CHADEMA alleges that as many as 800 people have been killed. A diplomatic source told the BBC that deaths could exceed 500. With restrictions to social media, foreign journalists ...

Is Nigeria a rich or poor country? Explore Nigeria's economic paradox: Africa's largest GDP yet 63% poverty rate, comparing wealth indicators across Africa.

Negotiations aimed at restoring peace in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have dragged on for months in the Qatari capital of Doha, stalled by disagreements between the Congolese ...

Africa rsquo;s New Gold Rush A quiet race is under way beneath Africa rsquo;s soil . Across the continent, nations are ...

When schools blend Africa and the Caribbean into one interchangeable “Black” category, they turn solidarity into stereotype. And when they reduce learning to a day of costumes and flags, they risk ...