Tafi Mhaka

Ugan­da’s Yow­eri Mu­sev­eni and Cameroon’s Paul Biya have a lot to learn from New Zealand’s Jacin­da Ardern.

It is time Eu­ro­pean gov­ern­ments start talk­ing se­ri­ous­ly about repa­ra­tions.

The Brazil­ian su­per­star rose to fame just as Africans nour­ished Black pride in their fight against white su­prema­cy.

It is time the ANC re­alis­es that stand­ing by Ramaphosa is no longer to the ben­e­fit of the par­ty or the coun­try.

From Mel­oni to Putin, the lead­ers de­cry­ing the neo-im­pe­ri­al­ist ex­ploita­tion of Africa don’t re­al­ly care about Africans.

Along with the Arab world, Africa will cel­e­brate, too — no mat­ter the racism and big­otry that the West throws at Qatar.

Africa marked Tues­day as Anti-Sanc­tions Day in sup­port of Zim­bab­we but the buck stops with the coun­try’s own gov­ern­ment.

Africans also sold oth­er Africans into slav­ery. Black film­mak­ers must stop hid­ing the con­ti­nent’s im­per­fect his­to­ry.

Its white su­prema­cy in­fect­ed Black Africans as far away as Harare with self-loathing. I was one of its vic­tims.

Queen Eliz­a­beth II vis­it­ed my school in Harare. The head­mas­ter want­ed us to sing the British an­them. So I protest­ed.