Kenya’s JKIA Strike Shows How Labour Disputes Can Become Regional Transport Risk
Aviation workers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport have resumed strike action, delaying passengers and testing Kenya's…
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Sao Tome’s UNESCO Roças Face the Hard Test of Preserving Memory Without Erasing Communities
Sao Tome and Principe's UNESCO-listed roças are attracting preservation and tourism interest, raising questions about memory,…
Darfur Residents Repair Roads by Hand as Sudan’s Aid Access Crisis Deepens
Residents of Golo in Central Darfur are clearing and repairing rugged roads by hand so emergency…
Tunisia’s Heatwave Turns Power Cuts and Water Stress Into a Governance Test
Tunisia's extreme heat is pushing electricity demand to record levels, disrupting water pumping and placing hospitals…
Lesotho’s Male Midwives Show How Maternal Health Reform Reaches Rural Clinics
Lesotho's small but growing group of male midwives is helping rural clinics tackle maternal mortality while…
DR Congo Opposition Rejection Turns Tshisekedi Dialogue Into a Credibility Test
DR Congo's main opposition coalition has rejected President Felix Tshisekedi's national dialogue plan, arguing that the…
Zambia’s Treason Charges Against Mundubile Put Due Process Under Pressure
Zambia's treason charges against opposition leader Brian Mundubile and running mate Makebi Zulu have turned a…
Libya’s New Election Roadmap Tests Whether Rival Institutions Can Still Compromise
Libya's rival factions signed a UN-backed agreement in Tripoli to prepare elections within 24 months, but…
South Africa’s Online Islamophobia Debate Tests Social Cohesion Beyond the Algorithm
A rural KwaZulu-Natal Muslim funeral has exposed the gap between online anti-Muslim rhetoric and everyday interfaith…
King Oyo’s Death Puts Uganda’s Traditional Kingdoms Back in the National Spotlight
The death of King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV has reopened debate over Uganda's traditional…
AU’s Luanda Summit Tests Whether Africa Can Move From Crisis Response to Prevention
African leaders are meeting in Luanda to review the continent's conflict-prevention tools as crises in Sudan,…
Mali’s Prisoner Swap Shows the Sahel War Still Needs Back Channels
Tuareg rebels have freed about 60 Malian soldiers in a prisoner exchange, exposing the quiet negotiation…