In one of our animated discussions in a journalists’ chat group, a colleague, Derrick Wandera of the Daily Monitor, ...

Author Namita Gokhale reflects on multilingual literature, emerging voices, and why the right to dream continues to shape ...

Spanning shark mayhem, Nicolas Cage and porridge-making, here are film critic Luke Buckmaster’s 10 favourite Australian movies of the year ...

India has begun rethinking whether English-only MBA classrooms still serve its diverse talent pool or bilingual or a ...

At 97, economist Nilakantha Rath says a caste census is crucial to expose inequality, planning failures, and class bias in ...

The question Jesus asked the Jews about John the Baptist’s authority can well be asked about another matter, speaking in tongues: Is it from heaven or from men? Is it a manifestation of divine power ...

The nation today is enveloped in a shroud of toxic air so dense and deadly that it defines the rhythm of daily life. The ...

British heavyweight Anthony Joshua needs six rounds to stop boxing novice Jake Paul, who spends much of the contest in ...

By Benjamin Tachie ANTIEDU & Goodnuff Appiah LARBI The arrest of a suspect often marks the point at which the coercive power of the State is most acutely felt. It is also the point at which ...

Thomas Babington Macaulay’s 1835 “Minute on Indian Education” is a short text that has cast a long shadow over debates about language, knowledge, and power in India.

Nigeria’s political landscape is littered with names, nicknames, and renaming. And I’m not talking about the countless monuments around the country bearing the name of the President for one reason or ...

The latest Day of the Devs presentation has just ended. First appearing in 2012, Day of the Devs – which last year became a fully independent non-profit organisation – is designed to promote some of ...