From biometric databases to cloud infrastructures, the Global South is generating the data that powers artificial intelligence—yet the wealth,...

From biometric databases to cloud infrastructures, the Global South is generating the data that powers artificial intelligence—yet the wealth,...

As EU leaders gather for the informal European Council on competitiveness on 12 February, a familiar argument once again dominates the Brussels...

This essay argues that in contemporary Ethiopia, linguistic and onomastic markers—particularly the ability to speak Afaan Oromo or to bear an...

In Ghanaian politics, truth rarely travels alone. It moves with an entourage sometimes in pickup trucks, sometimes in brown envelopes, and lately, in...

After major disasters, public debate often treats them as unexpected or unprecedented. This reaction is not necessarily about the absence of warnings....

 In Lagos, being ambitious often means being exhausted. Early alarms, long commutes, back-to-back meetings, late-night emails by the time most...

When I was in high school, discipline meant structure, order, and clear boundaries. There were consequences, yes – but the cultural climate was...

Lent arrives quietly—ashes on foreheads, habits interrupted, the world slowing down just enough to notice. My first Ash Wednesday as an adult, I...

Corporate and individual tax payers could be missing out on refunds, or getting them late, because their bank information is incorrect. Junior Dottin,...