By Tom Oniro Elenyu From the garden to the kitchen and then to the table, a typical African woman in Uganda’s rural setting has been highly credited for fighting inflation…
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By Francis B. Nyamnjoh The chronicle of Celui-Qui-Fait-Trembler-La-Mort was not a biography of a man,…
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By Ayukmba Nkonghonyor As the global financial community converges in Washington, D.C. in mid-April, for the 2026 World Bank and…
By Mutayoba Arbogast In East Africa, a well-known Swahili proverb warns: “Mwenzako akinyolewa, zako tia maji.” Literally translated as “When…
By Mutayoba Arbogast In the bustling town of Bukoba, Tanzania, John Rutaizibwa could hardly conceal his astonishment. “I’m used to…
By Jean d’Amour Mugabo* Claudine (not her real name) has spent nearly two decades in Rwanda’s classrooms. She earned her…
-Twenty-nine currencies in Africa have weakened, raising the cost of servicing external debt and importing food, fuel, and fertilizer The…
By Abate Hailu* Origins and Cultural Significance Ethiopia is a land rich in diverse cultures, and among its many traditions,…
By Wallace Mawire Prince Estifanos Matewos, President of the United Africa Royal Assembly, has welcomed the historic reunion between Misuzulu…
By Joseph Dumbula The Government of Malawi has announced that it is contemplating the introduction of castration as a punitive…