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Malawi criminalises handouts for votes ending the age-old election tradition
Most political candidates take advantage of the electioneering period to pay out lots of money and gifts to the electorate in a bid to sway their decisions in their favour or against their opponents. Many...
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Audley Moore, the Queen Mother who fought for reparations for slavery until her death
Known as Queen Mother Moore, Audley Eloise Moore was a civil rights activist, who was considered a hero by many people in Harlem and across America. She was famously known for her fight for reparations...
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The sad end of Zimbabwe’s greatest author who died of HIV in 1987 at age 35
Dambudzo Marechera was born today in 1952 and grew up to be one of Zimbabwe’s celebrated authors. His short story collection, House of Hunger, was critically acclaimed when it came out in 1978. He...
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Poll[Quiz] How well do you know African cities?
Welcome to Face2Face Africa quiz series that tests your knowledge of Africa and anything African. We ask ten questions based on themes ranging from politics, history, geography, culture, entertainment...
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The rise and rise of Ava Duvernay, one of America’s prolific filmmakers
When we talk about new-age filmmakers, we would be remiss to miss out the name Ava Duvernay, one of America’s prolific directors and producers. She has made headlines for many things including her...
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Chinese loans make us happy, says Tanzania’s President John Magufuli
The president of Tanzania, John Magufuli, has come out to say that he prefers loans from China to those from the West. Magufuli, who was speaking at the opening of a library at the main university...
