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The Supreme Court's judgment regarding Kenya's 2013 election leaves many questions unanswered and provides little motivation for electoral improvements in the future.
Kenyatta's election as president of Kenya could have important implications for the ICC process as well as Kenya's international relations.
With its vague and broad definition of 'pornography', Uganda's proposed Anti-Pornography Bill could curb a range of individual rights and freedoms.
As part of a trend that is accelerating across Africa, thousands of Cameroonians have been displaced from their homelands to make way for large-scale agribusiness projects.
The Supreme Court's silence regarding criticisms of the electoral process surprised many, especially given that the court is led by well-known activist Willy Mutunga.
How African nations led from the front in helping establish a global arms trade treaty.
As Russia maintains its status as the world's second largest exporter of arms, it looks increasingly to Africa.
With African countries suffering the most from the arms trade's loose regulation, many African leaders are determined that talks in New York lead to a robust arms trade treaty.
Zimbabwe's newly-approved constitution curbs presidential powers and bolsters human rights, but will this really bring about change?
Finding themselves increasingly marginalised, can the indigenous Ogiek community in Kenya preserve their culture, traditions and way of life?
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