Nanjala Nyabola

Regulation on social media should not be established only with US interests in mind.

Violently imposed lockdowns will not be effective and will do more damage than good.

And it ought to look to Asia, not North America or Europe, for the template for how to handle it.

The latest Cambridge Analytica leaks show just how compromised voting – one of the pillars of democracy – has become.

Violence against foreigners has much to do with South Africa’s failure to address the urban legacy of apartheid.

Toni Morrison was and forever will be an inspiration for those who seek to set their imagination free.

In Sudan the interests of powerful states are trumping values of multilateralism.

In the aftermath of this tragedy, important questions about Western corporate profiteering and regulation must be asked.

The Huduma number, a new Kenyan government initiative, is yet another assault on data privacy in Kenya.

Funding for social media advertising and manipulation could determine the outcome of Nigeria’s February 16 vote.