Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
LONDON — Hidden behind the altar in the Lady Chapel of Westminster Abbey lies a sacred object few visitors ever notice, and even fewer understand: a blackened wooden Tabot from Ethiopia, a replica of the biblical...
In the 21st-century digital landscape, power is increasingly exercised not through territorial conquest but through control over data, networks, and digital infrastructure. Sub-Saharan Africa sits at the crossroads of this new frontier—its digital transformation shaped not...
In 2025, digital technology is no longer just an accessory to politics—it is the architecture. From global power plays to campus protests, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is fundamentally altering the structure, reach, and priorities of politics....
When Egypt’s Arab Spring ended over fifteen years ago, many changes occurred regarding its political and social standing. A country previously dominated by harsh rule overthrew a leader with an iron fist, sparking the attention of...
In the past week, over one hundred civilians were murdered by Burkina Faso government forces and corresponding militias. The attacks occurred in Solenzo, a town in the country’s West, and the event has been marked as...
Released in early April, “Tell Your Papa” is a politically charged track by Nigerian music artist Fedris Abdulkareem. Through clever wordplay and double meanings, Abdulkareem sharply criticizes Nigerian President Bola Tinubu and the policies of his...
Ethiopia and Kenya’s border has been under fire for over a decade. This is a result of the increasing tension between the two nations due to multiple factors concerning vital resources, diplomatic actions between the two,...
Last month, Sudan filed a case against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the World Court for allegedly arming the RSF. This militant group has directed attacks on Sudanese civilians, conquering villages using physical and sexual...
Yesterday, on March 21, 2025, a jihadi group in southwestern Niger killed at least 44 civilians and severely injured 13 others. According to the ministry, the attack took place in a mosque while Muslim worshippers were...
Over the past few weeks, speculations have been circling that the Rwandan government is planning to invade its neighboring country of Burundi. The nations have been butting heads for years, and officials worry that their disputes...
