Namibia held regional council and local authority elections on 26 November 2025.
Namibia: voting with our feet?
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Africa
From Protest to Power: Lessons from Kenya’s Gen-Z Revolt
The Gen Z uprising has shown that collective action is possible in an age of cynicism, surveillance, and digital fragmentation; that ordinary people can coordinate across ethnic, class, and regional divides to confront state violence.
Seven Questions on Sudan’s Conflict and Politics
‘A clean near-term battlefield victory is unlikely in the present conditions,’ Eiad Husham.
Ghana’s water emergency: unraveling the layers of crisis, inequity, and urgent reform
Ghana has made great strides in safe water access since 2000, but pollution, illegal mining, and climate change threaten this progress.
The other catastrophe: genocide and famine in Sudan
Two years have passed since the war broke out in Sudan between the two sides of the military regime that the country inherited from the infamous Omar al-Bashir.
Class struggle on the streets of Mozambique
Foreign governments support Mozambique because of its minerals, especially the third largest gas field in Africa.
DRC helpless in the face of Rwandan aggression
The rapid advance of Rwandan troops in the DRC, illustrated by the capture of Goma, does not, however, shed light on Rwanda’s intentions.
Congolese Solidarity Campaign Press Statement: Urgent Call for Solidarity with the Congolese People
The sovereignty of the Democratic Republic of Congo and that of its people must be respected.
The Mozambican people enter the political realm
A potted history of Mozambique’s ruling party is required to help fully grasp why the country is unravelling, creating an uprising of discontent.