Skip to content
NewsPaper Africa

NewsPaper Africa

Putting you in the Know
Main navigation
  • Latest
    • Current Affairs
    • On The spot
    • Life & styles
    • Opinion
  • Beyond borders
    • East Africa
    • Africa
    • World
    • Economy
  • Interviews
  • Special reports

Author: Johnson Kanamugire

The not-so-visible cost of ‘waste’ export to Africa

N N Read More

In tonnes of second hand goods, such as worn garments, used electronics, batteries and pre-owned cars, that are sold to Africa each year largely from Europe hides an environmental burden weighing down the health of millions.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire April 1, 2025 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy, On The spot

Making sense of the personality cult taking root in Rwanda

N N Read More

With the rising cult of personality, it becomes dangerous for Rwandans to challenge Kagame or criticize his policies.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire March 21, 2025 East Africa, On The spot, Opinion

What it’s like waiting for climate finance

N N Read More

The system managing international climate finance is still linked with opaqueness climate justice campaigners say limit the flow of the funds to the grassroots. COURTESY PHOTO

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire March 5, 2025 Africa, Current Affairs, World

Africa’s case against the year 2024

N N Read More

Mozambique is the latest casualty reeling from effects of cyclone Chido. Heavy rainfall affected roughly 11 million people, including 2,500 fatalities and 4 million displacements in 27 countries.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire January 3, 2025 Beyond borders, Current Affairs, World

Cries for climate justice ring louder ahead of Trump’s rule

N N Read More

There are worries that pledges by the US at this year’s climate talks could be reversed by Trump when he officially takes office early next year.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire November 10, 2024 Africa, Beyond borders, Current Affairs, World

Rwanda: Why the growth of churches worries authorities

Recents incidents are an indictment of the country’s education system and action or inactions by politicians with regard to opportunities for people to exercise indipendent and critical thinking. COURTESY PHOTO
N N Read More

Rwanda’s ruling class needs to foster freedom of thought even if it comes at the cost of the citizenry becoming critical of how affairs of the State are run.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire September 20, 2024 Current Affairs, East Africa, Opinion

Internet shutdowns now more popular than ever – but why?

N N Read More

Internet shutdowns have remained widespread despite the proliferation of a wide range technologies, including sophisticated ones, used by Governments for censorship, propaganda and surveillance.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire June 12, 2024 Beyond borders, Current Affairs, World

Media in Africa can tame big tech, but it won’t come easy

N N Read More

To take on internet platforms calls for collective bargaining from not just media companies but regulators or regional countries in order to leverage their strengths.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire March 21, 2024 Africa, Beyond borders, Current Affairs

AU faces hurdles as States’ support, funding fail to match ambition

N N Read More

AU currently heavily relies on donor funding at 91 per cent. Member States contribute only 9 per cent of the budget needed to carry out its activities. This has a bearing on its independence.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire February 20, 2024 Africa, Beyond borders, Current Affairs, Opinion, Special reports

Why data-hungry Facebook woos Africa with ‘goodies’ and what’s at stake

N N Read More

The platform already led surge in social media use in Africa, revolutionising the way individual entrepreneurs, businesses and companies operate.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire February 3, 2024 Africa, Beyond borders, Opinion, Special reports, World

WAR ON WASTE: Cleanup campaigns, incineration are not the answer – Experts

N N Read More

Current cleanup technologies are ‘clean-washing traps’ which Govts in Africa, a continent disproportionately affected by the global waste menace caused largely by industrialized nations, should not fall for.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire January 21, 2024 Africa, Economy, Special reports

Funding woes plague circular startups working to fix the waste crisis

N N Read More

Circular startups battle multitude of constraints ranging from limited access to funding, inadequate policy frameworks to provide incentives, and limited demand for circular products, among others.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire December 25, 2023 Africa, East Africa, Economy, Special reports

Experts weigh in on ways to make zero-waste economy work

N N Read More

More than 80 per cent of the environmental impact linked to production could be addressed at products’ design stage, and the responsibility falls on companies.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire November 22, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy

AU leaders, stakeholders chart path to Africa’s digital sovereignty

N N Read More

Current data extraction trend has been linked to both the legal loopholes and lack of infrastructure such as data centres on the continent to act as repository for data generated locally.

Share this post:
Johnson Kanamugire November 20, 2023 Africa, Beyond borders, Economy, Special reports

Posts navigation

« Previous

Posts pagination

1 2 … 8 Next »
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Hive Lite by Pixelgrade.
Footer navigation
  • Latest
    • Current Affairs
    • On The spot
    • Life & styles
    • Opinion
  • Beyond borders
    • East Africa
    • Africa
    • World
    • Economy
  • Interviews
  • Special reports
  • About us