A Ugandan remembers a childhood experience in a Swiss park that shaped his views on racism.
On the 30th anniversary of the Saba Saba day, grassroots human rights defenders and allies held a protest and appeared in way that was not sanctioned...
I cannot claim to have been a victim of the odious, brutal racism of the kind daily suffered by – predominantly – African American men in...
Following the outbreak of a pandemic in the city of Wuhan during a Chinese winter that will forever remain etched in the annals of history, Madagascar...
There is adrenaline rushing through my veins. Too much cortisol is pouring into my system. Every time I hear a police car. To one group, the...
Students in Kenya have not been taught about how the social construction of race has affected them. They do not seem to connect the social construction...
The stimulus package targeting artists recently announced by the government is clearly driven by a Machiavellian policy rather than humanitarian considerations. The government’s intention is not...
I cry for the country we could have had these past five years, for the blood that could have been spared, for the memories families could...
Yet again, the people of Kano are facing the humiliation of lining up to receive relief food, having abandoned their homes due to the flooding that...
Enough is enough I shall bow down no more.
The lockdown in Entebbe brings back memories of another lockdown in a boarding school in Teso, where, in the midst of a raging war and looming...
Unable to exploit the internet like their more fortunate peers, poor students in Kenya’s rural areas are losing more of what little chance they have to...
