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I have always loved what I do—and I take pride in doing it well. But I’ve never allowed work to come at the expense of what matters most: my family.…

Sports tourism: The key to economic development in Africa

Sports tourism can provide opportunities to jump start tourism and travel economy post COVID-19, harness community togetherness, accelerate cultural and…

For Africa’s Manufacturers, Going Green May Offer Profits

The days of smokestack economies are slowly winding down. As evidence of climate change mounts and governments take urgent action…

For Africa’s Manufacturers, Going Green May Offer Profits

The days of smokestack economies are slowly winding down. As evidence of climate change mounts and governments take urgent action…

Small cannabis producers the losers in policy changes across Africa

Cannabis is a drug crop with a long history in Africa. Alongside coca and opium poppy, it has been subjected to international control for…

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The peculiar case of Zimbabwe as an investment destination

Old Mutual says it will not be considering investing fresh money into Zimbabwe under current circumstances

The ICC upholds 25-year jail term for former Uganda rebel leader – why it matters for Africa

This interpretation implies that judges will henceforth be mindful of the vulnerability of women during armed conflicts.

Zimbabwe VP Chiwenga’s secret plan to be president stays on schedule

In Zimbabwe, it seems very few can foretell better than the wives of incumbent presidents what might happen to their…

The UN’s CITES deal is wrong. Here is why

SADC countries need to act rapidly to regain their sovereign rights to use their wildlife in ways that support the…

Africa’s education opportunity

Educators and policymakers must provide all learners with an equitable, high-quality learning environment – and food.

Zimbabweans face death, life in prison, loss of citizenship under ‘Patriotic’ law

Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Treating traditional African art as a political football does it a disservice

Arguments over restitution have obscured the fact that work from the continent’s past has had a global influence

UK museums willing to return skulls to Zimbabwe

Nehanda has historical significance to Zimbabwe, which in 2021, erected a three-metre stature of her in central Harare

Fighting graft: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia

In Kenya, the fight against corruption is yet to be won and things may have gotten worse since 2018

Ghana’s painful stories remain untold

Museums reflect how the past is understood and used in the present.