The link between public violence and xenophobia in South Africa
South African media last year published an unsettling interview with Mandla Matikinya, a branch leader of the African National Congress
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Author: Ali-Guban
Independence day in Africa is meaningless
Every year on July 4, Rwanda marks Liberation Day. No, not the day the country gained its independence from colonialism.
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Doorashada 2017 waa inaan dib loo dhigin mar kale
Madaxweyne Siilaanyo markii uu xilka madaxtinimada dalka la wareegay (August 2010) waxay isaga iyo kooxdiisu si ku talo gal ah markiiba
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UN Investigated the new Somali Prime Minister, Hassan Khaire, For “Possible Extremist Links”
A senior executive and shareholder of a company chaired by former Conservative party leader Michael Howard is being investigated by
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Brazil’s $12 Billion Olympic Legacy Lies in Ruins
Less than six months ago, the eyes of the world were on the huge Olympic stadiums in Rio. Billions of dollars
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Writing a success story in Somaliland
It was no ordinary test for Mubarik Mohamoud. As the first student from the Abaarso School of Science and Technology
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Congressmen to Seek Probe of $418M Arms Sale to Kenya on Obama’s Final Day
Five members of the US Congress are urging the Kenyan government to reconsider a proposed sh43 billion purchase of 12
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Horn of Africa faces unprecedented drought
BURAO, SOMALILAND — Even the hyenas won’t eat the carcasses of Mohamed Aden Guleid’s sheep, goats and camels, which litter the
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South Africa’s borehole crisis
Sinking a borehole and striking water requires a combination of luck and feel. Under the ground, water flows along faultlines
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South Africa in a political drought
South Africa’s drought has not only overwhelmed the country but also the country’s capacity to convey exactly how immense its
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