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Vice-President of Equatorial Guinea Teodorin Obiang Convicted in France of Corruption
After more than a decade of protracted litigation, a court in France has finally convicted the current vice-president of Equatorial Guinea Teodorin Obiang of corruption and money laundering. In its ruling,...
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Conviction of White South African Farmers Sparks Racial Protests
Three days after two white South African farmers were each sentenced to more than ten years in prison for kidnapping, assaulting and attempted murder of a black man in August 2016, a section of South Africans,...
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The Art of Skull Elongation by the Mangbetu Tribe in DR COngo
As the saying goes, “beauty is in the eyes of the beholder”. What appears to be a major deformity of the skull is considered a symbol of great beauty and social standing in the society by the...
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White South African Farmers Who Kidnapped and Forced Black Man Into Coffin Convicted
The much-awaited verdict on the case involving two white South African farmers was finally delivered on Friday by Justice Segopotje Mphahlele, who found the two guilty of the six charges leveled against...
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Kenya’s Political Crisis Deepens As Repeat Election Takes Place
A few months ago, Kenya was looked upon as the indicator of a maturing democracy in Africa given that it is one of the few African countries that have always enjoyed a smooth transition of power from one...
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Meet the Two African Women Fighting Homophobia through Drama
In Africa, homosexuality remains a taboo in many communities, with some governments even passing laws that allow for the execution of members of the LGBTQ community. In a country like Uganda, gays and...
