#Senegal #Polygamy — Sujet qui fâche 😹 — En vérité, femmes attendent de voir si #TeamFayeSonko respectera leurs droits. Souvenir fierté sur choix du stade Caroline Faye pour clôturer campagne. Pour moi symbolique car semblait aller dans le sens de renforcer leadership féminin...

We’re back! And I’m back to being a professional drawer 😅✏️

Efforts to modernise Cairo’s infrastructure are running up against – and sometimes through – the city’s long history. bit.ly/4azbnad

Oh The Continent is back from recess. This is always a crucial weekend read for news and developments across the continent. I highly recommend.

A majority of Africans who went to public health facilities last year say they were treated with respect (63%) but experienced long wait times (80%), a lack of supplies (73%), and absent medical personnel (56%). See Afrobarometer's latest in The Continent

#VoicesAfrica …

'Between them, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko have as many wives as there are women ministers in their new cabinet.' Borso Tall writes in this week's edition of The Continent

Zimbabwe’s new currency: Is anyone buying into the re-invented wheel? ⁦Fadzayi Mahere🇿🇼⁩ ⁦Geoffrey York⁩ ⁦nelson chamisa⁩ ⁦Monica Mark⁩ ⁦Nick Mangwana⁩ ⁦John Eligon⁩ ⁦Hopewell Chin’ono⁩ ⁦U.S. Embassy Zimbabwe⁩ ⁦Dutch Embassy Harare 🇳🇱⁩

No AI detected 🤖 To read Jack’s report download your copy here: thecontinent.org

The Quiz is back.

⁦The Continent⁩

Delve into my newest feature in The Continent, chronicling the dire ramifications of climate change on #Malawi 's agricultural landscape. Read about how this existential challenge is inexorably pushing farmers to the precipice of survival.

15000 killed, 8M displaced. Thausands of resistance committees (informal, democratic bodies) still help the communities with aid and work towards a civilian government.

Overlooked miracles in #Sudan .

(The Continent, issue 153)

For The Continent, I wrote about Shayla Lawson's How to Live Free in a Dangerous World: A Decolonial Memoir (@TinyRepBooks)

Download The Continent (It's free! It's fantastic! And more than worth your time) at thecontinent.org.

#Egypt : 'the poor kebab' The Continent

Senegal’s election which “nearly didn’t happen” will finally take place on Sunday 24th March.
This piece from The Continent tells you all you need to know about the polls.

The IMF is some evil capitalistic institution. What sort of loan condition is this that impoverishes citizens?!? (via The Continent)