Nita Bhalla

Kenya’s government says it wants to block fake phones and curb fraud, but rights groups fear a trojan horse for more surveillance

Sanctions aim to pressure the government to repeal the legislation, but campaigners say ordinary Ugandans should not be punished

Digital rights groups fear a rise in global internet shutdowns in 2024 could threaten fundamental rights in a super-election year

After 12 months of conflict in Sudan, five million people face the risk of famine in one of the world's most acute forgotten crises

African climate disasters are pushing more women into transactional sex and increasing the risk of HIV

Despite Kenyan president’s climbdown on tax-boosting finance bill, some Gen Z and millennial protesters vow to continue demonstrations

Kenya’s finance bill protests: Our East Africa Correspondent reports on Kenya’s finance bill protests from the ground

Kenya’s youth-led, anti-tax protests have forced a government climbdown and ignited a wave of political activism

Amid global conflicts, a forgotten crisis is unfolding in Sudan, where war is robbing millions of children of their health and futures.

Protest movements are growing across Africa, where 70% of the population are under the age of 30