Tenderness



A macabre dispute in Zambia has exposed an excess of religious feeling in African politics

Somali nationalism is a mirage, and many Somalis are refugees in their own country


Mugisha Muntu’s doomed presidential campaign is an urgent cautionary tale for us all.

The primary motivation for many pilgrims to the Catholic shrine in Namugongo is to prolong life. How many more years do they want?

Tenderness is in short supply in our digital age. Where do we go looking for it?

Why is the east African nation of Burundi, largely peaceful for two decades, still limping to prosperity?

The painter George William Kyeyune makes sublime pictures that evoke the Uganda of our time.

Rwanda is more united than ever, but unqualified reconciliation remains elusive.