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South Africa’s Political Landscape Faces Tests in 2026
As South Africa enters 2026, the political environment is shifting amid sustained public pressure around governance, service delivery, and accountability. Following the turbulent 2024 elections,
Kenya Has Paid Ksh7.7 Billion for Loans It Never Used
Welcome to the Money News Roundup. In today’s edition, we cover the Auditor-General’s report revealing that Kenya paid billions in fees for loans it never
Has Western Kenya finally found its presidential moment?
Audio By Vocalize Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna leads a Linda Mwananchi rally in Western Kenya. [Linda Mwananchi, X] Kenya’s presidential elections have never been won
Kenya’s new inflation report is really about price of survival
Audio By Vocalize Recently, Susan, my wife, returned home from shopping, surprised that the same amount of money bought less. That day, Abraham Moti,
Ruto’s special address was a reflection of his years at Kenya’s political theatre
President Ruto at State House, Nairobi. [PCS] This column finds itself in that awkward moment when it has to address a related subject for two
Africa on the Move: Decoding Emerging Political and Digital Patterns
July 2026 Summer is in full swing in Washington, as the Carnegie Africa Program revs up analysis on geopolitical, economic, and technological trends shaping Africa’s present and future. Political actors on the continent are leveraging Africa’s growing global attractiveness to enhance their national positions and navigate geopolitical shifts, and Africa
Beyond politics: Why Kenya must rebuild Its social contract before 2027
Audio By Vocalize A politica rally in Kenya[File,Standard] As Kenya moves steadily toward the 2027 General Election, the country finds itself at a defining moment.
Kenya risks becoming another Haiti if goons keep policing our elections
Some of the goons believed to have been hired to prevent demonstrations on Moi Avenue ,during protests over the killing of blogger Albert Ojwang by
There are no heroes coming to save South Africa from corruption
The resignation of Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson raises a bigger question about South Africa’s fight against corruption: Is the problem the
The AU has frozen the Somaliland debate: political solutions are needed
The AU has frozen the Somaliland debate: political solutions are needed Israel’s Somaliland recognition generated unusual cohesion in Africa and beyond, but condemnation hasn’t delivered