The Editorial Board, New York Times: The World Must Wake Up to the Horror in Sudan
Five months after the United Nations reported acts of genocide in Sudan, another human rights catastrophe may be imminent. The Rapid Support Forces, a rebel...
When ‘never again’ becomes again, and again
The Guardian editorial on atrocities in Sudan published on 6th of July 2026 “This is not a drill. It is a red alert,” said the...
Ebola outbreak: A crisis of history, not misinformation
By Sriram Shamasunder, Ranu Dhillon, and Jean-Vivien Mombouli Communities will have to be heard – and to be convinced that responders mean them well. If...
Eritrea, a nation summoned to hope (which never materializes)
Over time, Eritrea’s paranoid nationalism has hardened into a permanent state ideology. It functions to normalise repression, justify isolationism, and foreclose the possibility of...
Ever since Hanan, (pseudonym) a Sudanese mother of two school-age children and a survivor of sexual violence experienced the incident in Khartoum the capital,...
A new way forward is needed for Somalia
By Samira Gaid The donor focus has favoured federal forces, particularly the Somali National Army (SNA), overlooking regional security units. That has left multiple loosely...
Trump’s racist remarks are dehumanising and spread fear among Somali’s
By Abdalle Ahmed Mumin President Donald Trump’s recent derogatory remarks targeting the Somali community in the United States shocked the world and sparked widespread discussion. Trump...
By Dawit Mesfin To me, the liberation of Eritrea was meant to constitute the final stanza of a long, sorrow-stitched epic – an ending shaped...
Why the liberation fighters did let the Eritreans down and brought disgrace to the country
By Dawit Mesfin I aim to demonstrate not only how the former freedom fighters were misled, lied to, and exploited by the regime after independence,...
