Selected writing

  • Community banking: Shared Interest

    RSA Journal

  • 'I realised, I can do this, I can have a baby solo'

    BBC

  • Panicked African workers prevented from leaving Lebanon

    BBC

  • Namibia turns the visa tables on Western nations

    BBC

  • Why ice costs more than bread in Mali

    BBC

  • Nigeria's kidnap crisis: Inside story of a ransom negotiator

    BBC

  • Kenya ETA: President Ruto's vision of visa-free entry proves tricky for some

    BBC

  • Kenya follows Malawi in sending farm workers to Israel amid Hamas war

    BBC

  • Tanzanian student in Israel: 'Shift change saved me, but my friends are Hamas hostages'

    BBC

  • Uganda paternity testing causes huge controversy

    BBC

  • The promised land

    The New Internationalist

  • Digitizing Africa's community banks - Quartz Africa Member Brief

    Quartz

  • Malawi's John Chilembwe gets statue in London's Trafalgar Square

    BBC

  • Waking Africa's sleep giant - Quartz Africa Member Brief

    Quartz

  • The Horn of Africa’s historic drought is the product of cascading failure

    Quartz

  • Tanzania: Displaced petty traders struggle with new market rules

    Al Jazeera

  • The Democratic Republic of Congo becomes the biggest country in East Africa’s trading bloc

    Quartz

  • Swahili's bid to become a language for all of Africa

    BBC

  • Kenya’s new tennis star made history at the Australian Open

    Quartz

  • Why is the East African Community absent from the Africa Cup of Nations?

    Quartz

  • The Maasai TikTokers wowing Bollywood fans

    BBC

  • Several African companies could make covid vaccines, if Big Pharma drops its resistance

    Quartz

  • As Africa’s artifacts start to be returned, what about its films?

    Quartz

  • Africa’s leaders call out discriminatory omicron travel bans

    Quartz

  • Tanzania’s Dar es Salaam hit by water shortages as rivers dry up

    Al Jazeera

  • Was COP26 a success or failure for Africa?

    Quartz

  • Why Tanzanian Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah is hardly known back home

    BBC

  • Hopes Fade in Tanzania for Greater Press Freedom Under Hassan

    World Politics Review

  • What did African leaders call for at COP26’s opening ceremony?

    Quartz

  • Digital platforms are disrupting East Africa’s traditional gig industries

    Tech Cabal

  • Zanzibar-born novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah wins Nobel literature prize

    Quartz

  • Hackers stole and leaked her private photos. Then she was charged for breaking anti-pornography laws

    Rest of World

  • Is it too late to fight Covid skepticism and vaccine hesitancy in Tanzania?

    Quartz

  • Pressure grows on Germany to accept Afghans under threat from the Taliban

    TRT

  • Tanzania’s new mobile money tax is a blow to the booming sector

    Quartz

  • Covid-19’s third wave dashes hope of tourism revival in east Africa

    Quartz

  • Saving Tanzania’s girls from the cruel traditions of FGM

    The Continent

  • Farmers in East Africa use smartphones to detect crop diseases

    TRT

  • Is the tide turning on reparations in Africa?

    Quartz

  • Berliners enjoy outdoor dining as restrictions ease

    The Local

  • Tanzania’s new leader is making up for lost time in the fight against Covid

    Quartz

  • Ghosts of colonial segration haunt Dar es Salaam and Nairobi

    New African Magazine

  • Tanzania's president tried to control the internet

    Rest of World

  • Tanzania braces for uncertainty after the death of its president

    Quartz

  • Tanzania announces new COVID19 measures under mounting pressure

    Quartz

  • Covid-skeptical Tanzania is experiencing a spike in pneumonia

    Quartz

  • Safari Guides Are Forced to Hunt for New Jobs Due to COVID

    Fodors Travel

  • I Just Returned From a City Packed With Tourists. Here’s What It Was Like

    Fodor's Travel