Democracy and Justice: A Case of Zambia’s Predicament on Political Victimization
The current government in Zambia has placed the fight against corruption among its top priorities. To this end, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC),...
The Increasing Significance of Courts in Africa’s Contested Elections
The judicial nullification of presidential election petitions in Kenya and Malawi in 2017 and 2019, respectively, have been widely recognized as towering...
Fake history, misunderstanding colonial legacies, and the demonization of homosexuality in...
On 24 February 2023, the Supreme Court of Kenya affirmed the right of association for the queer community. The backlash against this...
Unpacking Judicial Bias in Africa
Confidence in courts is unsteady in Africa. Recent Afrobarometer polls reveal largely negative perceptions of the judiciary and growing levels of public...
The Dialectics of Loyalty in African Politics: Rule of Law and...
The story of politics in Africa is often too familiar, or so we think — corruption, bad governance, dictatorship, etc. Even more...
What next for UK-Africa relations after Brexit?