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A young woman holds up a placard against xenophobia in preparation for a march in Johannesburg, 14 September 2019.
A young person writes why her fellow Africans are still not free and why liberation is a lie....
Millions across the globe took to the streets to agitate for climate action, igniting a...
Some parts of Jamaica are under a state of emergency due to an increase in crime.
Smart technologies, like gunshot detection, help police build a composite picture of a crime...
FOR decades, the scourge of malaria has taken a fearful toll of Africa’s young and old,...
RIGHTS activists in Zanzibar are pointing fingers on law enforcers for being ‘reluctant’ in...
Founder Henri Nyakarundi leases Shiriki Hubs, solar-powered kiosks that can charge phones and provide Wi-Fi.
HOW do you charge a cell phone when you don't have electricity at home? In Rwanda, portable...
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa at the funeral of his predecessor, Robert Mugabe.
Whichever way you look at it, the recent death of the former President of Zimbabwe, Robert...
AFRICANS are increasingly unsettled. Since 2010, at least one million Sub-Saharan Africans have...
South Africa, DRC, Namibia and Zimbabwe believe they should be able to sell threatened wildlife...
Ambassador Juli Endee, Executive Director for the Crusaders for Peace, has said peace without...
Some of the participants who attended the meeting organized by Tanzania Media Women Association (Tamwa-Zanzibar) recently in Wete District, Pemba North Region. The meeting was meant to discuss and assess challenges facing the anti-GBV campaign in the Island. Photo: Guardian Correspondent
VIOLENCE against women and children is becoming a common occurrence, an everyday thing. Barely a...
A WISE man once said that change is the only constant in life. He couldn’t have been distant...