Burkina Faso’s military ruler has grown popular with millions across the world, but junta leaders and revolutionaries haven’t always worked out well for Africans.
Trump’s visa bans, aid cuts, and trade restrictions are closing doors for African countries and citizens.
Nana Akufo-Addo leaves a legacy marked by early triumphs, missed opportunities and mounting social concerns.
With Archbishop Desmond Tutu being laid to rest this past weekend, a professor, who moved to Atlanta as a young child with her family during apartheid, remembers the personal memories she has of "Uncle Des."
Op-Ed: Andrew Akpan, a Nigerian based in South Africa, reflects on class divides among Nigerians and how that has affected the way in which #EndSARS protesters are perceived and treated.
There is a lack of compensation and credit given to afrobeats songwriters, and the genre as a whole suffers because of it.
Ghanaian artist Amaarae pens an original text exploring being a "black artist and a disruptive female voice in an industry dominated by men" and her new single "Like It."
Op-Ed: To retain ownership of our culture we must insist on labelling popular African music correctly
"In Kenya we have yet to have that kind of financial and moral support as a country," Fena Gitu.
Either we are not listening, or we don't take rap or rappers seriously.
