A Digital Crusader: Ory Okolloh's Legacy in Africa's Tech and Governance Transformation

Ory Okolloh’s story is one written from the ink of sacrifice, resilience, and the undeniable power of vision. Her parents, with determination, sacrificed more than their comforts to ensure Ory could reach heights they could only dream of. It was not just schooling they gave her but the belief that knowledge could be the key to unlocking the future. Click to Read More...

Berlin Conference 1884-1885

The legacy of the Berlin Conference and its impact on Afrika’s history. A reminder of the complexities of colonialism and the importance of understanding our past. Click to Read More...

Blue Lagoons in the Dry Sahara

In a remarkable turn of events, torrential rains have transformed parts of the Sahara Desert into breathtaking blue lagoons, turning vast sand dunes into temporary oases. However, experts remind us that while this is a beautiful sight, it’s a reminder of the shifting climate patterns we are facing. Click to Read More...

Bibi Titi Mohamed

Bibi Titi Mohamed was born in 1926 in Dar es Salaam, Tanganyika, into a Muslim family. Her childhood unfolded within the rhythms and traditions of her community, where, like countless girls of her time, she was denied the opportunity of formal education. In a world that silenced many, she found her voice, not through books, but through the power of her presence. Click to Read More...

First Batch of Pipes Delivered

Last Tuesday, the first batch of coated pipelines were delivered to Uganda. Uganda expect the first exportation of oil within the next 15 months. The EACOP pipeline has raised grave concerns over the displacement of locals in both Uganda and Tanzania and the danger of emissions it’d release. Will the pipeline bring more economic benefits than ecological and human harm? Click to Read More...

Gachagua's Fight Moves to Senate

Kenya’s National Assembly has voted to impeach VP Rigathi Gachagua, but the final decision now lies with the Senate. Will this be the end of Gachagua’s tenure, or is there a twist to come? Click to Read More...

RSF Murder 13 Children in Darfur

The situation in Sudan is only getting worse. Despite peace talk efforts in August and September, tragedy unfolded as airstrikes by the RSF claimed civillian lives. The RSF airstrike left 13 children among 45 killed, with over 200 wounded and no access to medical aid as health centers and hospitals have been destroyed from RSF bombings. Civilians in Mellit suffered as SAF bombs rained down a local market place, killing 23 more. The humanitarian crisis deepens. Click to Read More....

The King Who Was Taken Too Soon

Afrika’s Revolutionary Icon! In just four years, Thomas Sankara transformed Burkina Faso through his vision of self-reliance, equality, and independence from foreign control. Though betrayed and taken too soon, his legacy of courage and defiance continues to inspire movements for a freer, stronger Afrika. Click to Read More...

Ghana's Protests Intensify

Accra in Uproar: On October 3, 2024, protestors took to the streets of Ghana’s capital demanding the release of #EndGalamseyNow leader Oliver Barker-Vormawor and 53 other activists arrested during last week’s demonstrations against illegal mining (galamsey). Click to Read More...

Egypt In Arms With Somalia

In less than a month, Egypt has delivered its second shipment of weapons to Ethiopia’s longtime ally Somalia. Ethiopia and Somalia’s relations strained in January of 2024, when Ethiopia made an agreement with separatist Somaliland which Somalia claim as its territory. Click to Read More...

Ghana's Water Crisis Deepens

Ghana faces a growing environmental crisis as illegal mining, or “galamsey,” continues to devastate vital water sources and destroy forests. Activists, including a pregnant woman, have been arrested for protesting against these harmful practices, sparking the #FreetheCitizens movement. With 76% of households at risk of drinking contaminated water, the urgency to #EndGalamseyNow is more critical than ever. Will Ghana take the necessary steps to protect its people and environment? Click to Read More...

The Silent Accomplice

Consider how violence against women is reported: “A woman was killed,” the headlines read. But by whom? And for what? When the media uses passive language, it allows the weight of responsibility to float away, unseen and unaccounted for. The aggressor fades into the background, the violence becomes a mere occurrence, and the woman’s life becomes a statistic, not a deliberate act of brutality. Click to Read More...

A Box Full of Possibilities

Watch as school supplies arrive in a rural area of Tanzania, delivered by drone! The joy on the children’s faces as they open the box is a reminder of how life-changing education can be! Click to Read More...

Kenya's Fem1cide Problem

The murder of Rebecca Cheptegei, like those before her, reveals the harsh reality of femicide in Kenya. How many more lives will be lost before action is taken? Our women deserve to live, thrive, and be protected. Let’s raise our voices for change. Click to Read More...

Patrice Lumumba's Unsung Legacy

Patrice Lumumba’s legacy is a testament to the indomitable spirit of Afrikan liberation. His vision for a united and free Afrika continues to inspire the struggle for true independence. Click to Read More...

Idi Amin

From brutal purges to senseless retaliation, Idi Amin’s dictatorship left a trail of economic ruin, social unrest, and unimaginable human suffering. Click to Read More...

S3xual Violence in Tanzania

Millions of women and children in Tanzania have experienced or witnessed sexual violence. Every woman and child deserves protection from such horrors. However, just three months later, a shocking video surfaced online showing a woman allegedly being raped by suspected Tanzanian military soldiers. To make matters worse, Dodoma’s police commander dismissed the victim as a sex worker, sparking national outrage and highlighting the deep-rooted issues within the country’s institutions. Click to Read More...

The Lost Children of Congo

Belgium’s apology for colonial atrocities came too late for many. Congo still grapples with colonialism’s lasting impacts, facing ongoing conflict and instability. While the apology acknowledges past wrongs, meaningful action and support are essential for Congo’s future. Read More...

Kenya's Forgotten Massacres

This article delves into some of the darkest chapters in Kenyan history, highlighting the oppressive use of military and police force. Click to Read More...

Julius Nyerere

Nyerere, a focal figure in the Pan-African drive for freedom guaranteed Tanzania’s association in liberation movements across the continent accepting Tanzania had an obligation to effectively help different African states to accomplish independence from colonialists. His words in the Arusha Declaration of 1967 still resonate today: “We want a revolution to end our weakness, so we are never again exploited, oppressed, or humiliated.” Read More...

Rwandan Genocide 1994

As Paul Kagame looks poised to win a fourth term, we reflect on Rwanda’s journey since the 1994 genocide. From a nation in ruins to a symbol of progress, Kagame’s leadership has been instrumental in rebuilding and transforming Rwanda. Read More...

Why You Need to be Worried About the Conflict Of Interest Bill

Recently receiving a lot of interest on social media and hitting the front pages of Kenya’s newspapers, here is a comprehensive breakdown of the Conflict of Interest Bill 2024. Here are it’s intentions, proposed amendments, and where that leaves the nation’s fight against poor governance. Read More...

Ruto Withdraws The Finance Bill 2024

In a dramatic 12-hour span, President Ruto withdraws the Finance Bill 2024 amid escalating protests and military defiance. Click to Read More...

A Day To Remember

As Kenyans took to the streets once again to demonstrate against the implementation of an explicitly oppressive tax regime, they were met with explosive displays of violence and harassment. Click to Read More...

What Happens If The Finance Bill 2024 Is Rejected?

The government will still operate, taxes will still be collected, and essential services will continue. It’s about prioritizing Kenya’s growth over unnecessary burdens on its citizens. Click to Read More...

From Madaraka To Maandamano In One Month

Will Kenya go from celebrating self-rule to giving it up? The stakes have never been higher. Click to Read More...

All is Not Lost

There are still THREE chances to reject the Finance Bill 2024. Click to Read More...

Implications Of The Finance Bill 2024

The Finance Bill 2024 threatens to increase costs on already spiralling essential goods and completely cripple Kenya’s local industry. Click to Read More...

What Even is the Finance Bill?

Kenya is at a critical juncture with the Finance Bill 2024. Introduced to raise 302 billion KES, it burdens citizens while servicing massive debts. Click to Read More...

#REJECTFINANCEBILL2024

Gen Z are leading a decentralized movement against the Finance Bill 2024, Kenyans are standing firm. With hashtags like #RejectFinanceBill2024, the youth have mobilized like never before. Click to Read More...

Nani Kama Mama

Discover the inspiring journey of President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania's first female president. 'Nani Kama Mama' highlights her leadership, resilience, and the transformative impact she's making in the country. Click to Read More...

Scandals That Rocked Tanzania

Uncover the scandals that have shaken Tanzania, from political controversies to corruption cases. Click to Read More...

Mama Samia Bridging the Divide Between CCM and CHADEMA

Explore how President Samia Suluhu Hassan is fostering unity in Tanzania by bridging the political divide between the ruling party CCM and the opposition CHADEMA. Click to Read More...