Chad’s president lived and died by the gun. Will the country shift away from militarized rule?
Chad has a long history of armed conflicts. That doesn’t mean it’s a country of warriors.
‘Tanzania’s Informal Economy’ offers a rare glimpse at the dynamics of Africa’s street markets
This book challenges much of what scholars assume about kinship, social networks, trust and solidarity.
Autocratic governments are using coronavirus as a pretext to clamp down on opponents
Here’s what we found in Uganda and Zimbabwe.
‘Digital Democracy’ delivers a powerful read on politics and social media in Africa
The Internet makes it possible for citizens to react to unfolding events in real time.
What’s behind Ethiopia’s recent political violence?
Prime Minister Abiy faces a serious test: Preparing the country for the 2020 elections.
This is what we can learn from Joseph Kony’s bodyguard
[caption id="attachment_61206" align="aligncenter" width="192"] (Zed Books)[/caption] Five years after the
Announcing the Fourth Annual TMC African Politics Summer Reading Spectacular
[caption id="attachment_58821" align="alignright" width="1024"] Selected titles from the 2017 TMC