By Daud Aweis A thorough process and commitment to the Federal Government of Somalia have successfully resulted in the passage of laws essential for implementing universal suffrage in the country by the Federal Parliament.  This initiative is anticipated to alter Somalia’s future…

For six long years, the opposition in Ethiopia’s Somali Region has attempted to oust President Mustafe, tirelessly battling with words, protests, and political stratagems. Yet, their efforts have resembled a Sisyphean struggle—an almost surreal attempt to push a camel through the eye…

Kenya’s Constitution, established in 2010, is hailed as one of the most progressive in Africa.  Its Bill of Rights enshrines essential civil liberties and freedoms, which are the bedrock of democracy, ensuring that every Kenyan is afforded dignity, equality, and the ability…

South Sudan will from August 22 have exactly one month to decide whether to hold a partial election, extend the life of the transitional government or not hold elections at all.  For the country to hold elections on December 22, 2024—the date…

Before the protests by Generation Zoomers almost a month ago, Kenyans were divided on ethnic lines, which was effectively exploited by politicians since independence in 1963.  Now Kenyans are experiencing competition between Gen Z and the Millennials on one side versus Generation…