Africa’s dominant news source is underprepared for AI disinformation
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How can South African voters avoid electing a Trump-like leader?
The ballot is not just a right; it is a responsibility. By rejecting leaders who exhibit...
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Why Nigeria must leverage sports for youth development
From the crowded neighbourhoods of Lagos to the open fields of Kano and the school compounds of...
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Why communities must lead the fight against female genital mutilation in Nigeria
Despite decades of advocacy, female genital mutilation (FGM) continues to affect millions of...
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The 2026 Ethiopian Elections and Good Governance: Pre-election Strategic Inter-Party Policy Dialogue
Good Governance Africa – Horn of Africa Regional Office (GGA-HARO) initiated a three-part...
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Africa: The only continent in all four hemispheres; global role still undecided
As geopolitical competition intensifies over critical minerals and energy supply chains and the...
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Africa’s carbon boom risks repeating old resource patterns
The phenomenon of African resources benefiting external economies more than local ones has long...
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The architecture of protection: Moving from technical fixes to systemic whistleblower reform
The publication of the Protected Disclosures Bill of 2026 by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and...
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Abu Bilal al-Minuki: How IS fighters are tearing ISWAP apart from within
One thing the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has successfully done since its Boko...
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Global shock, local pain: What the Strait of Hormuz disruption means for food security in Nigeria
The de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz following the US-Israeli attack on Iran has unleashed...
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The al-Minuki raid raises questions about Nigeria-US military ties
The fight against the Islamic State in Africa received a major boost with the announcement that...
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The Cape Corridor is no longer a detour – it is a test of South African statecraft
For many South Africans, the ongoing war on Iran has triggered familiar...
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