Human Rights Watch
- Nov 30, 2016
Angola: New Media Law Threatens Free Speech
Update: On January 23, Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos signed the new media law that limits freedom of expression, despite...
Piers Pigou | International Crisis Group
- Oct 6, 2016
Confrontation in Zimbabwe Turns Increasingly Violent
Zimbabwe may not be a failed state yet, but its rulers are doing nothing to prevent its collapse. After months of empty promises of...
Saul Musker, The Guardian
- Oct 15, 2015
Why South Africa is Wrong to leave the International Criminal Court
When South African president Jacob Zuma confirmed he was planning to withdraw the country from the international criminal court, he was...
News 24
- May 11, 2015
Second UN rapporteur visit to SA called off
United Nations Special Rapporteur Rashida Manjoo addresses journalists in central London. (Carl Court, AFP) The United Nations' special...
Ranjeni Munusamy | Daily Maverick
- Apr 22, 2015
Xenophobia and the media: Where truth and patriotism intersect
There he was, the president of South Africa, reading the Sunday newspapers and thinking: “This makes us look bad.” The cause of...
Achille Mbembe | Africa is a Country
- Apr 16, 2015
Xenophobica in South Africa
“Afrophobia”? “Xenophobia”? “Black on black racism”? A “darker” as you can get hacking a “foreigner” under the pretext of his being too...