A Place of Grief and Remembrance When the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi began, Juliet Mukakabanda had just given birth […]
Category: society-culture-and-history
CMA: Critique of the Present, Vision for the Future
The CMA Project and the Fight for Gender Equality The CMA project was developed out of a deep concern for […]
Women, Whistleblowers, and the Structure of Accountability
The Intersection of Gender, Wholesaling, and Accountability The intersection of gender, whistleblowing, and accountability is therefore not simply a social […]
Windhoek: A Capital City Lost to Ambition
A City in Crisis: Windhoek’s Leadership and the Cost of Complacency There is something deeply unsettling about watching the seat […]
Survivor-Authors Preserving Truth for Future Generations
The Evolution of Remembrance in Rwanda As Rwanda enters the 32nd commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, remembrance […]
When Dissent Meets Digital Lynching: Is Nepali Social Media Turning Hostile?
The Rise of Digital Lynching in Nepal In Kathmandu, on March 28, the government led by Balendra Shah ordered the […]
Slavery – ‘The gravest crime against humanity’
This past month, the global conversation on slavery took a giant leap forward. On the 25th of March 2026, the […]
Tanzanian Women Poets Unite to Amplify Their Voices
A Voice of Resistance: Tanzanian Women Poets Challenge Tradition Through Poetry Tanzanian women poets are using their voices to challenge […]
Robyn Terry: Healing Zimbabwe’s Wounded Soul
A Journey of Healing and Understanding Trauma In this week’s In Conversation with Trevor, Alpha Media Holdings chairman Trevor Ncube […]
Exiles Grieve: Russians Coping Far From Home
The Struggle of Russians in Exile: Coping with Loss and Grief Since the start of the war against Ukraine, many […]