Every Parent should watch this video.
Now I understand why that father followed his daughters to the toilet despite the backlash he faced.
We live in very dark times
ONU AG :Coup de tonnerre
La Présidente de la Namibie, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, a annoncé l'ouverture en octobre 2026, à l'île Maurice, du siège et du lancement des activités de l'Agence africaine de notation de crédit (AfCRA), dont le but sera d' évaluer la solvabilité des États, des collectivités, et des entreprises à travers l'Afrique et ainsi mettre fin à la dépendance aux agences de notations occidentales (Moody's, S&P, Fitch) dont les évaluations biaisées coûtent chaque année à l'Afrique plusieurs milliards de dollars.
Meet Dr Suraiya Zubair Banu, Associate Lecturer in the @soasLAW and a Deputy Director of the Cluster. Her research spans gender, law and domestic life in northern Nigeria and Sudan, from queer intimacy to historical slavery.
Maps developed by Geofrey Mwanza as part of his coursework supported archaeological research in Zambia.
A final-year MA in Global African Studies student at @theafricainst@GSUSharjah, Geofrey specializes in Museum and Critical Heritage Studies.
He mapped Iron Age sites in Zambia’s Livingstone region, producing a resource used by ARCREATE archaeologists during summer 2026.
Read more: https://t.co/11WxkkJNBc
The 81st session of the @UN General Assembly arrives amid:
🪖 a record number of conflicts
📉 stalled progress towards #GlobalGoals
🚫 organized backlash on women's rights
See why realizing power #ForAllWomenAndGirls matters now more than ever: https://t.co/Ivzrx0qPSk
#UNGA
The Ocean Viking rescued 78 people, including women, unaccompanied minors and two babies, one of which was newborn, this week.
Despite fewer arrivals in Italy this year, the Mediterranean remains one of the deadliest routes to Europe.
We cannot be beggars in the international community when we have abundant resources. We must have the leverage—and even bring them to the point where they beg us. — Namibia Pres. Nandi-Ndaitwah
When Miss Uganda showed up at Miss World in Vietnam, she wore more than a gown. She wore all seven anatomical layers of a C-section which were turned into art. Designer, Mushirah Abdallah, made sure every stitch honored the scars mothers often carry in silence.
Meet Dr Olivia Lwabukuna, Research Associate in the SOAS College of Law. Her research follows land, displacement and extractive resources across Africa, asking who development actually serves and what role law plays.
Spotlight: Mark, Associate Lecturer in Private Law at SOAS and Advocate of the High Court of Kenya. Expert in alternative dispute resolution, international arbitration and law's role in African governance. PhD from SOAS, MCIArb. Meet our cluster leadership.
Spotlight: Dr Laura-Stella Enonchong, Reader in Law at SOAS & General Editor of the Journal of African Law. Expert in African constitutionalism, human rights law & democratic governance. Author & consultant shaping constitutional reform across Africa. Meet our cluster leadership.
Meet Jonathan Bashi Rudahindwa, Senior Lecturer in Law and Deputy Dean at SOAS. His research asks: how do institutions shape development? From OHADA to informal cross-border trade, he builds bridges between scholarship and systemic change.