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To situate the conception of Qwani, as with all other Literary collectives in Kenya, demands that we understand what Carey…
The incentives of social media for both users and companies are at odds with the nuance and de-escalation requirements of…
World must deny Israel ‘tools of genocide’, says growing alliance of activist states | Israel
The international community has a legal and moral duty to deny Israel “the tools of genocide”, the Malaysian foreign minister,…
“What strength is that?” asked Sérgio Godinho, one of the most important Portuguese singer-songwriters, in 1972, when Portugal was still…
In Summary In many African nations, depression rates are influenced less by cultural stigma and more by shifting socio-economic realities such…
Despite the continent’s growing connectivity, many of its languages go unmoderated on social media platforms. This poses important questions about…
The protests in Nepal this week were unprecedented. In just 48 hours, a disparate movement of largely young people throughout…
North Africa’s high rankings are linked to early investment in e-government, national AI strategies, and collaborations with EU tech partners,…
Cracks in the SystemAcross the globe, the people are losing faith in their governments. In Kenya, citizens have flooded the…
World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 – Women’s 1500m Final – Japan National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan – September 16, 2025 Gold…
These days, as you wind through Salasala in Dar es Salaam’s northern suburbs, you can buy gas canisters from the…
The king of South Africa’s large Zulu community has challenged a professor and cultural expert to a stick fight, saying…