Profile: Lual A Deng; the Economist linking research, leadership and South Sudan’s development
By Rene Anthere Rwanyange From international development institutions to government and strategic research, Lual A Deng has built a career…
Iyo umwe mu bashakanye apfuye, umutungo usigaranwa na nde?
Iyo umwe mu bashyingiranywe mu buryo bwemewe n’amategeko apfuye, ikibazo cy’uko umutungo asize ugomba gucungwa cyangwa kuragwa gishobora guteza kutumvikana…
Africa World Books turns literature into a bridge for South Sudanese
For more than a decade, Africa World Books has used books, public lectures and literary events to preserve South Sudan’s…
South Sudan’s December 2026 Elections: A Date Without an Electoral Process?
By Buol Garang Anyieth Juuk, PhD South Sudan is officially scheduled to hold general elections on 22 December 2026. With…
Africa demands climate finance as UNGA opens
By Rene Anthere Rwanyange Africa is using the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) to renew its call for climate…
Leading Africa’s Agricultural Growth Through Accountable Standards
According to the United Nations, Africa is now home to more than 1.5 billion people, and by 2050, one in…
Why SMEs Can’t Afford to Underinvest in Employee Healthcare
By Aly S. Maherali, Vice Chair, MIC Global Risks Insurance Brokers (Uganda) Limited For businesses in Uganda, whether small and…
South Sudan can learn from Rwanda without copying its model, Comment from Rosely Oneka
In a thoughtful comment, Mrs Roselyn Oneka congratulates Dr. Lual A. Deng on his latest publication while reflecting on the…
New book highlights African Australians’ Journey, Taking Africa Seriously – Featuring African Australians from 1788
By Rene Anthere Rwanyange For more than two centuries, Africans have been part of Australia’s story, contributing to its political,…
New book on Rwanda’s rise to be launched
By Rene Anthere Rwanyange From Genocide to a Developmental State: Leadership and State-Building in Rwanda examines Rwanda’s transformation from institutional…
AFSF 2026: AGRA’s Jean Jacques Muhinda Calls for Bigger Investments to Turn Africa’s Food Systems into Engines of Jobs and Resilience
Panorama KIGALI, September 1, 2026 — Africa must significantly increase investment in its food systems to unlock jobs, strengthen nutrition,…
Twenty Years After Kofi Annan’s Prophecy, Africa Must Answer One Question: Did We Deliver?
This week, once again, the leaders of a continent are gathered in Kigali Rwanda. We convene at the Africa Food…
Until farmers can sell what they grow, Africa’s Food Systems will not transform
By Dr. Eliud Birachi and Teddy KABERUKA “Many developing countries continue to face barriers to market access that limit their…
Rwanda’s Media at a Crossroads: Why a Renewed Media Policy for a digital age
By Rene Anthere Rwanyange Rwanda’s media landscape is undergoing a profound transformation driven by rapid technological change, the growth of…
A Critical Analysis of Rwanda’s 2011 Media Policy: Implementation, Effectiveness, Challenges, and Recommendations
By Rene Anthere Rwanyange Rwanda’s 2011 Media Policy was developed at a critical stage in the country’s socio-economic and institutional…