Politics

Malawi’s Gender Quota Debate: A Push for Equal Political Representation

Gender activists in Malawi are intensifying calls for legal reforms that would require political parties to field female candidates in all constituencies. The proposal comes amid continued concern over the low number of women in political office, despite years of advocacy and policy discussions on inclusion. Campaigners argue that voluntary commitments by political parties have...
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Zambia’s Ruling Party Endorses Hichilema Unopposed Ahead of August Election Zambia’s governing party, the United Party for National Development (UPND), has endorsed incumbent president Hakainde Hichilema as its presidential candidate for the August 13, 2026 election. The endorsement came during the party’s recent convention, where Hichilema was nominated unopposed, with no internal challenger stepping forward....
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Nigeria’s New Broadcast Directive and the Shrinking Space for Press Freedom

Nigeria is once again at a familiar crossroads where regulation meets freedom, and the balance appears increasingly fragile. The latest directive from the National Broadcasting Commission has sparked widespread criticism, not only for what it intends to fix, but for what it may silence. At face value, the directive seeks to improve professionalism in broadcast...
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Djibouti’s Veteran Leader Wins Sixth Term as Debate Grows Over Age and Power in Africa

Djibouti’s long-serving president, Ismaïl Omar Guelleh, has secured a sixth term in office following a landslide election victory marked by minimal opposition. At 78, his continued hold on power has once again drawn attention to a wider pattern across parts of Africa, where political leadership often remains in the hands of septuagenarians and octogenarians. Guelleh,...
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