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Restoring Africa’s knowledge sovereignty is key to sustainable development

Epistemic injustice happens when a people’s way of knowing, teaching and understanding the world are sidelined, discredited, or erased.
ByEyob Balcha Gebremariam

Africa Day 2025: The Africa our youth and women want

As the continent reflects on justice and reparations, its greatest promise lies in the leadership, resilience, and the rising power of its women and youth.
ByChido Mpemba

Lesotho’s Family Planning Revolution: A quiet success the world should notice

How Lesotho transformed Family Planning access through community action, commitment, and resilience.
ByInnocent Modisaotsile

Beyond compensation: Reparatory justice as a structural economic imperative for Africa

In 2025, the African Union has set a powerful and necessary theme: “Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations.” It is a call not just for reflection, but for clarity, courage, and a strategic reframing of the reparations discourse.
ByCristina Duarte

Developing a thriving e-vehicles value chain in Africa

African countries should join hands to make the most of their own resources and build a formidable electric vehicle ecosystem that could help fast-track realisation of SDGs.
ByAdam Elhiraika
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UN Peacekeeper honoured for championing gender in Abyei