Communication has always been central to African survival, identity, and resistance. More than half a century after political independence, however, the continent faces a different struggle.

Africa Day must evolve beyond mere celebration to address the continent's ongoing struggles with colonial legacies, xenophobia, and economic dependency. This article explores the vision of ...

African nations are intensifying efforts to secure reparations for the colonial-era crimes that caused widespread devastation across the continent and beyond. On Nov. 30, African diplomats and leaders ...

(Berlin, November 18, 2024) – Experts from the African continent and its global diasporas called on European governments to address their colonial past and ongoing impacts at the Dekoloniale Berlin ...

Africa Day is generally marked as a day for celebration, a day to rejoice at the steps taken by previous generations to fight ...

Israel did what Africa’s diplomatic class has refused to do for more than three decades. It recognized reality. On Decem ...

EVERY year on May 25, Africa pauses to commemorate Africa Day, a day born out of the historic formation of the Organisation of African Unity in 1963, now the African Union. It is a day filled with ...

Marking the 63rd anniversary of Africa Day, Carl Niehaus argues that Africa’s liberation and development depend on full ...

Across the continent, Africa is witnessing a profound political contradiction. Elections are held regularly in many countries ...

This month, the news about Africa continues to centre around the disturbing images from South Africa circulating worldwide on ...