Tafi Mhaka

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.

Black, brown and mi­grant bod­ies are in as much dan­ger in Eu­rope as they are in Amer­i­ca.

Sup­port­ing Rus­sia’s wars of ag­gres­sion is no way to com­bat West­ern neo-colo­nial­ism, or fur­ther African in­de­pen­dence.

This is Africa and we are Africans. It is high time we start­ed talk­ing to each oth­er us­ing an African lan­guage.

Cor­rup­tion is pre­vent­ing states across the con­ti­nent from de­liv­er­ing the most ba­sic ser­vices to their cit­i­zens.

Roy­als should not be al­lowed to score ‘woke points’ by ex­press­ing re­gret over their an­ces­tors’ atroc­i­ties.

The con­ti­nen­tal body is not demon­strat­ing true neu­tral­i­ty with its ac­tions.

It is high time for African lead­ers to ac­cept LGBTQ rights are hu­man rights.