Welfare payments are going digital in Africa – but this isn’t helping those without internet access or smartphones
Auteur Tony Roberts Digital Research Fellow, Institute of Development Studies…
Category The Conversation
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Robert Sobukwe in his own words: new book shows the complexity of the formidable South African pan-Africanist leader’s views
Auteur Emma Daitz Research Fellow, University of Cape Town Déclaration…
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Auteur Stig Jarle Hansen Professor of International Relations, Norwegian University…
Child support in South Africa: mothers speak about the struggle to get fathers to pay in a system rigged against women
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Presidential term limits help protect democracy – long ones can be dangerous
Auteurs Rosalind Dixon Director, Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public…
Gabon’s coup leaders have changed the constitution to entrench their power – it’s a growing trend in west Africa
Auteurs Jonathan Powell Visiting assistant professor, University of Kentucky Salah…
Jan Smuts was a white supremacist. Nelson Mandela a black liberation hero. New book explores what they have in common
Auteur Roger Southall Professor of Sociology, University of the Witwatersrand…
State surveillance: Kenyans have a right to privacy – does the government respect it?
Auteur Mugambi Laibuta Fellow, Strathmore University Déclaration d’intérêts Mugambi Laibuta…
Nigerians migrate to the UK and US in search of the good life – but this isn’t what they find
Auteur Tunde A. Alabi Lecturer in Sociology, University of Lagos,…
Kenya’s churches have a powerful political voice – they fill a vacuum left by politicians
Auteur Hassan Juma Ndzovu Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Moi…