Power, Protest and Politics: The Week Across Africa and Beyond
Tanzania erupts after disputed polls, Cameroonians question Paul Biya’s grip on power, and Prince Andrew faces royal disgrace, plus more key developments across Africa and beyond.
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Tanzania’s Historic Election Marred by Crackdowns, Curfews, and Torture Allegations
As Tanzania votes, President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s path to a full term is marked by arrests, torture claims, and accusations of rigging, even as she seeks to become East Africa’s first woman elected president.
The Africana Voice Editor Steve Mokaya Wins International Podcasting Award for Story on Maasai Women
A decorated young journalist, Mokaya has won multiple top honors, including two first-place awards for his storytelling excellence.
Family Seeks Answers in Death of Navy Veteran and Doctor Stephen Njau
Contradictory timelines and unanswered questions drive Njau's family's search for the truth.
Farewell, Befitting a King: Kenya Unites to Honor Raila Odinga
Draped in the national flag and hailed as “the People’s President,” Raila Odinga was granted a state funeral with full military honors in a farewell that brought Kenya together in mourning and remembrance.
Millions Rally in “No Kings” Protests as Mehdi Hasan’s Viral Speech Steals the Spotlight
The British-born Muslim journalist’s fiery speech in Washington, D.C., electrified millions protesting what they call Trump’s authoritarian drift.
Why Riggy G Must Stand in Bondo
Failing to attend Raila Odinga’s burial in Bondo would be an act of political self-sabotage for Rigathi Gachagua that could haunt his career for years.
