An Anthology of Politics & AfricAn Perspectives
Discover the power of citizen power. We’ve made politics understanding intuitive. Each story frames perception and behaviour.
This is a growing archive of ideological constructions co-founded on lived experience and future aspirations. Each piece challenges perception, reshapes, and rebuilds societal norms and values for a better world.
There are no uncertainties here — only echoes of our past, tied and refined for the divine future of our nation. As a committed political hub, the MI collects the socially and politically sensitive nodes into tools of empowerment.
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Historical biases shape media framing of wars in Africa and Europe
Full Article: Historical biases shape media framing of wars in Africa and EuropeWars and active state-based conflicts reached a historic peak of 65 active conflicts across 35 countries, more than double the 2010 figure and with increased lethality in 2025. Despite Western-centric…
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Improving governance in tribalized spaces
Full Article: Improving governance in tribalized spacesGood governance is a journey to make real impact that changes lives, gives meaning to life and living to those governed. It requires adaptive networks with a capacity to respond…
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Tribalism and the South Sudan Conflict
Full Article: Tribalism and the South Sudan ConflictOver 10 million South Sudanese or over 66 percent of the population of the country (over 12.48 million) need humanitarian assistance while an estimated 2.5 million people are internally displaced…
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Why public engagement matters in governance
Full Article: Why public engagement matters in governanceConsultation and engagement must not be optional but the foundation upon which governance in Zimbabwe is built. Days of career politicians who only tour the average person’s daily experiences and…
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Africa: Denouncing a permissive structure for tribalism
Full Article: Africa: Denouncing a permissive structure for tribalismRealignment of the African political architecture so it reflects and serves the needs of the governed, not the interests of the ruling elite, and stops making excuses for ignoble regimes…
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Eradicating Incompetence in Zimbabwe’s Civil Service
Full Article: Eradicating Incompetence in Zimbabwe’s Civil ServicePromoting professionalism and eradicating incompetence in the civil service is foundational to development in Zimbabwe. Delays in service delivery have become a normalised operating standard in the country causing not…
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Tribalism and adversity in Africa
Full Article: Tribalism and adversity in AfricaWhen Africans fought against colonialism in the 20th Century the main objective was not only to dismantle the unethical colonial system but to establish a new type of governance, a…
