Kenyan literary giant Ngugi wa Thiong'o dies at 87 DW 05/28/2025
Ngugi wa Thiong'o championed African cultural independence through literature, emphasizing the importance of native languages over Western cultural dominance.
The U.K. hands Chagos Islands over to Mauritius but says it will secure a U.S. base
The U.K. has agreed to hand over sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, allowing for continued U.S. military presence while recognizing Mauritian claims.
Campaigners celebrate court ruling to decolonise' Kampala
A court ruling has mandated the removal of colonial monuments and street names in Kampala, marking a step towards decolonization and honoring Uganda's cultural identity.
Campaigners celebrate court ruling to decolonise' Kampala
A court ruling has mandated the removal of colonial monuments and street names in Kampala, marking a step towards decolonization and honoring Uganda's cultural identity.
The new, crass face of the United States is not new; it's a long-standing presence obscured by wealth, power, and continuous propaganda flooding our perceptions.
How Clive of India's 1767 sofa ended up in a British south Asian living room
Nasia Sarwar-Skuse created a cozy South Asian living room at the St Fagans National Museum, empowering the narrative by displaying Clive's sofa in its new context.