Why talking about your death is a loving act Death often leaves families in emotional and financial turmoil, but simple planning can make the difference between heartbreak and healing.
Boys first, girls last: The inequality destroying women's sport How to tackle the ‘gender play gap’: Four ways to encourage young women back into sport
I was a child soldier: Now I fight to save them “I was not given a gun because I was strong. I was handed one because I was weak.”
Why child sacrifice in Kenya and Ghana is happening The superstitious killing of children fuels a cruel trade in human body parts.
Gaming's dark side: How online games are radicalising boys into misogyny Experts warn that stereotypical gender representations in gaming normalise misogynistic worldviews
Study reveals alarming gaps in critical care across Africa Many critically ill patients do not receive essential treatments such as oxygen therapy or blood pressure stabilisation, leading to high mortality rates.
From darling to doubtful: The West now rethinks ties with Rwanda Western actors have grown exasperated with Rwanda’s impunity and have been forced to change tack.
Why Kenya’s courts are corruption hotspots: All eyes on CJ Koome Potential challenges: lack of commitment, power struggles, poor coordination.
Bold action to pull South Sudan back from the brink of civil war South Sudan is at risk of returning to full-blown civil war due to a faltering peace process.
Woman-to-woman marriage in west Africa: A vanishing tradition of power and agency Such marriages aim to preserve lineage, secure inheritance, and enhance a woman’s economic and political agency.
Ethiopia’s civil war: What’s fueling the Amhara rebellion? Amhara rebellion fuelled by unaddressed grievances, aftermath of Tigray war and federal disarmament efforts.
So, how do coconuts get their water? Coconut trees are called “nature’s supermarket” or the “tree of life” in several cultures.
DRC conflict: Inside Rwanda-Belgium fallout At the root of this diplomatic fallout is the resurgence of the rebel group, M23.
Battle for Khartoum: Tracking Sudan’s war over two years The conflict stems from a long-standing power struggle over military control and integration.
Why making maths optional is a bad idea and what should happen instead Maths is a compulsory subject in the first 12 years of basic education in many African countries.
Uncovered: Islamic State in Somalia The Islamic State of Somalia has used Puntland's smuggling networks and rugged terrain to grow.
Here’s how to get a clean shave – tips from a skin expert Shaving isn't just about grooming - it's an art that requires care to protect your skin.
Unpacked: The escalating violence in South Sudan Experts: Indiscriminate attacks, political scapegoating, and ethnic tensions risk sparking new civil war.
Why Ethiopia’s Tigray crisis is far from over The war has left millions struggling for basic necessities like food and medicine.
