In this review, I invite you, my dear reader, to pick up Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s magnum opus Wizard of the Crow, which stands as one of the most ambitious literary interrogations of postcolonial Africa.
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The relationship between the French Republic and the African continent began in the 18th century with the establishment of an…
By Ayanda Holo In the cold industrial winds of Saldanha Bay, the furnaces still seem to remember. They recall the…
The rise in Russian influence in the Big Island continues. Moscow is reportedly eyeing the SECREN shipyard in Diego Suarez.…
By Otuma Angelo Today is World Press Freedom Day. I wish to reflect on the day. In the newsroom during…
By Dr Samuel Ndogo In this article, I offer a comparative analysis of two towering figures in Kenya’s intellectual and…
Two recent rulings by the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court have brought into focus emerging coordination challenges between investigators and prosecutors in…
For all their swagger, intimidating appearance and reputation for extreme violence, the Africa Corps have not been noticeably effective in…
By Martin Minns In 2018, a scandal erupted when the French newspaper Le Monde revealed that servers in the China-built…
By Seth Shisabilu Shava For all their swagger, intimidating appearance and reputation for extreme violence, the Africa Corps have not…
