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The Continent, 29 八月 2026

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ArticleCOVER:

Zam­bia’s civic space has been slowly nar­row­ing. In May, the coun­try’s par­lia­ment pushed through a legis­lat­ive blitz that saw 77 bills passed in record time. Many of those new laws expan­ded state power and gave state author­it­ies more space to...

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ArticleREADING IS RESISTANCE

This week’s cover image depicts a sup­porter of Zam­bian pres­id­en­telect Hakainde Hichilema wear­ing an elec­tion poster as a tie in Lusaka on 16 August 2021, after his first vic­tory in his bid for the top job. The pres­id­ent was declared win­ner...

READING IS RESISTANCE

ArticleFriends like these, who needs enemies?

Pres­id­ent Mamadi Dou­m­bouya has dis­missed 173 mil­it­ary per­son­nel for “deser­tion”, includ­ing Michel Lamah, an officer who helped him to seize power in a 2021 coup. The shake-up comes months after Dou­m­bouya won a dis­puted pres­id­en­tial...

Friends like these, who needs enemies?

ArticleLicence to sci­ence

South African sci­ent­ists could face prison for fail­ing to register with a state­backed reg­u­lat­ory body under pro­posed legis­la­tion before Par­lia­ment. The bill would make regis­tra­tion with the South African Coun­cil for Nat­ural Sci­entific...

Licence to sci­ence

ArticleCredit where it’s due

As the con­tin­ent seeks to reduce bor­row­ing costs and chal­lenge the dom­in­ance of Fitch, Moody’s, and S&P Global, an Africa-wide credit rat­ings agency is set to be launched in Octo­ber. The African Peer Review Mech­an­ism will launch the agency...

Credit where it’s due

ArticleA grim busi­ness is boom­ing

Kid­nap­pers made nearly $6-mil­lion from ransom pay­ments between July 2025 and June 2026 in Nigeria, accord­ing to secur­ity con­sultancy SBM Intel­li­gence. Over 7,800 people were abduc­ted, a 66% jump from the pre­vi­ous year, with more than 1,000...

A grim busi­ness is boom­ing