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Abdirahman Fiili: Refugee quarter to red carpet as muse for Somalia's cultural revival
This multifaceted Somali producer, director, writer, poet and musician turned a childhood steeped in setbacks into a creative legacy that speaks for an entire nation.
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Nuri Aden
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AFRICA
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OPINION
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'Century of Türkiye' turning into reality: President Erdogan
Ankara is closely monitoring PKK terror group’s disarmament on ground through National Intelligence Organisation, Turkish Armed Forces, says Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Unbleached and unapologetic: Somalis campaign for natural skin beauty
Skin-whitening products have for decades been sold in shops and markets in Somalia but some Somalis are now campaigning for natural skin due to the harms of bleaching.
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By Kiin Hassan Fakat, Naima Said Salaah and Haliima Mahomad Asair
How Kenyan pastoralists are struggling to preserve a way of life amid climate crisis
Kenya is reinventing livestock systems to protect livelihoods, nourish communities and restore degraded lands, setting the template for parts of Africa bearing the brunt of climate change.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
'I can't sleep’: Sudanese refugee's unending nightmare
Sudan's ongoing conflict has devolved into a relentless cycle of displacement, mass killings and sexual violence, making survival more than about saving lives.
By
Sylvia Chebet
Closing vaccine gaps: Why Mpox is Africa’s latest wake-up call
Africa is racing to close vaccine gaps amid emerging public health emergencies, funding hurdles and the challenge of scaling manufacturing without a clear view of future demand.
By
Coletta Wanjohi
Mali's Ousmane Dicko: At 17, AI trailblazer redefines mentorship
Firmain Eric Mbadinga
DRC-Rwanda deal: Will the US-brokered treaty survive?
Emmanuel Oduor
Africa's battle against cholera: 'It's not just a health crisis'
Pauline Odhiambo
Sickle cell: ‘I was afraid I wouldn't survive to see my baby’
WHO’s new guidelines close critical care gaps in pregnancies complicated by sickle cell disease, replacing fragmented practices with concise lifesaving protocols that promise to reduce mortality.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
Africa maternal health: 'Connection with midwives saves lives'
Midwives are the foot soldiers of the campaign for safe motherhood in the remotest areas of Africa, safeguarding lives wherever healthcare systems fall short.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
Africa's debt: Why 31 countries have a 'junk status' rating
Credit rating agencies' projections of the likelihood of African countries defaulting on their debts are driving up the cost of borrowing and diverting resources away from essential investments in healthcare, education and infrastructure.
By
Sylvia Chebet
How women build grassroots resilience in crisis-ridden Mozambique
Mozambican women are showing how repeated crises can become catalysts for change, empowering them to build resilient response systems that don’t depend on external aid.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
How Mauritania beat systemic blind spots to eliminate trachoma
Mauritania has eliminated trachoma as a public health problem through decades of coordinated health campaigns, community engagement and structured execution of strategies in even the most resource-constrained settings.
By
Pauline Odhiambo
How Türkiye’s historic bond with Djibouti drives the Horn of Africa economy
Türkiye’s footprint in Djibouti extends from the Ottoman period to modern trade, infrastructure investments and diplomacy, positioning the Horn of Africa nation as a gateway to economic expansion.
By
Tuğrul Oğuzhan Yılmaz
Ida Flore: Gabonese author challenges victimhood with empowerment
This multi-faceted Gabonese author and social activist channels personal pain into motivation, offering a roadmap for survivors of violence to reclaim their lives and live with dignity.
By
Firmain Eric Mbadinga
Spotlight Authors
Charles Mgbolu
Deadly encounters: How Kenya is managing mounting toll of human-wildlife conflict
5 min read
Staff Reporter
Which countries have nuclear weapons?
4 min read
Pauline Odhiambo
Beyond camps: How legal pathways give refugees a second chance
4 min read
Dayo Yusuf
Side hustle: Why 71% of employed Kenyans can’t do without it
4 min read
Mahad Salad: Why Somalia is banking on new intelligence chief’s playbook for security
The reinstatement of the former chief of Somalia’s premier intelligence agency could have significant impact as the country approaches critical elections amid the ongoing battle against terrorists.
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Sylvia Chebet
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