The SADC will regret its approach to Mozambique’s insurgence
The SADC has been lackadaisical in its response to the insurgency in Mozambique and in so doing, is putting several other southern African countries at risk
Pandemic-induced human rights violations a double tragedy to humanity
The conflation of human rights violations and a pandemic leave the most vulnerable marginalised. Equitable and democratic societies are needed to fight against this
The Covid-19 pandemic is not an excuse to trample on human rights
By violating basic human rights, governments risk inflicting a double tragedy on their most vulnerable populations
South Africa’s lockdown may push Zimbabwe to the edge
Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, the situation in Zimbabwe could not have been much worse
The AU’s new transitional justice policy could be a game-changer
This new framework can be used to resolve past violent conflicts as well as to sustain peace and development in Africa
Courageous women work to end Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis
The secessionist struggle has turned increasingly violent, with families fleeing and women violated
Zimbabwe and the DRC are Ramaphosa’s first foreign policy tests
The recent ascendance of President Ramaphosa to the highest echelons of political power has largely been positively received locally and abroad
‘Africa rising’ threatened by extremism, power-corrupted leaders and climate change
Africa and its diaspora are celebrating Africa Day. This year’s theme is ‘Harnessing the demographic dividend through investments in youths’.
It’s East vs West Africa in battle for AU chair
The continent’s prime untapped asset, its youth, will be sidelined by the succession battle
SADC puts the focus on Swaziland, an anachronism in an ostensibly democratic region
Besides being the last absolute monarchy in Africa, its people are desperately poor and money is being wasted on the king’s vanity projects.
