Massacre de l’armée coloniale au Niger : derrière le mea culpa de Macron, la continuité d’un récit historique biaisé
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Mécanismes scientifiques de la famine : voici ce qui arrive à votre corps lorsqu’il est privé de nourriture
En phase terminale, les organes vitaux cessent de fonctionner... #Allzimnews #AllZimNews #Zimbabwe...
Young South Africans don’t bother with elections: would lowering the voting age make a difference?
What are the main driving forces for such a consideration? Based on international comparisons, how advisable would it be... #Allzimnews…
Cameroon’s conflict is part of a bigger trend: negotiations are losing ground to military solutions
With both sides of the civil war using education as a weapon, over 700,000 children have been forced out of…
Hype and western values are shaping AI reporting in Africa: what needs to change
Consequently, the way African news media represent and frame AI carries weight in shaping broader public discourse... #Allzimnews #AllZimNews #Zimbabw...
Ghana’s war on illegal mining has failed – we set out to find out why
Initially for six months, the ban lasted for 20 months until December 2018, when it was lifted for newly registered…
Africa’s top climate change challenges: a fairer deal on phasing out fossil fuels and mobilising funds
Speeding up the move to renewable energy is a key topic on the agenda of the Second Africa Climate Summit…
Is Israel committing genocide in Gaza? International court will take years to decide, but states have a duty to act now
However, international law does not enforce itself and all states have an obligation to attend to the situation... #Allzimnews #AllZimNews…
South Africa has chosen a risky approach to global politics: 3 steps it must take to succeed
This dangerous moment also presents opportunities. South Africa’s response has been one of strategic autonomy... #Allzimnews #AllZimNews #Zimbabwe...
Tanzania’s independence leader Julius Nyerere built a new army fit for African liberation: how he did it
As many as 16,000 Zanzibaris were killed or forced into exile. Then the country’s military, the Tanganyika Rifles, mutinied......
Kippie Moeketsi’s global influence: what made the South African saxophonist so great
As a professor of global jazz studies, he also teaches students about Moeketsi’s work and researches South African jazz......
Abdulrazak Gurnah: searching for signs of Zanzibar’s most famous writer, all I found was trinkets and tourists
For all its beautiful images on social media, Zanzibar is a site of difficult memory......
Fela and food: how Lagos restaurants are serving up the music star’s legacy
Fela pioneered his politically charged, musically expansive sound in the early 1970s by blending jazz, highlife, funk and Yoruba rhythms......
Les chatbots Jésus ont le vent en poupe : un philosophe les met à l’épreuve
Dans le christianisme, par exemple, il existe AI Jesus, Virtual Jesus, Jesus AI, Text with Jesus, Ask Jesus et bien…
Investing that protects people and the planet is growing: new study maps the progress in South Africa
The amendments require pension funds to take environmental, social and governance issues into account in their investment decisions......
4 tips for a healthy heart from a biokineticist
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, responsible for nearly one-third of all deaths......
Child malnutrition is a sign of conflict to come: Nigerian study links climate change, food and violence
We are a team of researchers who investigate the links between climate change, food systems and conflict......
Succès Masra: how Chad’s opposition firebrand came to be sentenced to 20 years in prison
Chad’s opposition firebrand and a former prime minister, Succès Masra, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on 9 August…
Le tambour sacré de Côte d’Ivoire revient : leçons du Kenya pour transformer des vies
Le Parlement français a adopté à l'unanimité une loi visant à restituer le Djidji Ayôkwé , un tambour sacré volé…
Les éléphants font-ils des gestes délibérés pour demander quelque chose ? Notre étude répond par l’affirmative
Les éléphants sont connus pour leur intelligence , leurs forts liens sociaux et leur bonne mémoire Mais communiquent-ils pour exprimer…