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Kenyans are encouraged to work abroad, but human rights violations persist in the Middle East

Features April 15, 2026

By Jonathan Presley and Evelyn Ersanilli The remittances sent to Kenya from workers abroad has grown exponentially. In 1990 remittances totalled just under US$140 million, accounting for 1.6% of Kenya’s GDP. By 2024 this was US 5...

Kenyans are encouraged to work abroad, but human rights violations persist in the Middle East

Features April 15, 2026

Boby Wine escaped with assistance from high-level state and security officials. This suggest differences within the regime of president Museveni

Analysis April 5, 2026

Electrifying the future, starting with the motorbike

Economy April 3, 2026

Business people in Somaliland have to jump through hoops, but a better future is now on the horizon.

Economy April 1, 2026

Africa should break it’s dependence of foreign arms suppliers and produce its own weapons

Analysis March 28, 2026

Transatlantic slavery and its system of forced African labour is recognized as the worst crime ever committed. Slavery shaped the modern world

Analysis March 27, 2026

How renewed conflict in Ethiopia could pull in Sudan and create a regional mega-war. “We are in an incredibly dangerous situation.”

Analysis March 25, 2026

While the war around Iran rages, the militarisation of the nearby Horn of Africa continues in Somaliland

Features March 24, 2026

The most arrested man in Africa

Analysis March 21, 2026

As calls to decolonise knowledge grow, Sophie Oluwole was the trailblazing Nigerian woman who redefined philosophy

Biography March 20, 2026

America squeezes Africa on health

Analysis March 18, 2026

South Sudan sliding into war

Features March 14, 2026

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