
Carlos Mureithi
East Africa Correspondent at The Guardian
East Africa Correspondent at The Guardian
East Africa correspondent @guardian | [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Eromo Egbejule |Carlos Mureithi
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Carlos Mureithi |Eromo Egbejule
When Essi Farida Geraldo, a Lomé-based architect, heard about partial restrictions on travel to the US from Togo as part of the travel bans announced by Donald Trump on Thursday, she lamented losing access to what many young Togolese consider to be a land of better opportunities. “The United States was the Togolese’s El Dorado,” Geraldo said.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Carlos Mureithi
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theguardian.com | Carlos Mureithi
A Kenyan software developer who was arrested last week after creating a tool for people to express their opposition to a proposed law has been arraigned in court and released on bail, amid public anger at her detention and growing signs of repression in the east African country and its neighbours. Rose Njeri was charged on Tuesday with “unauthorised interference with a computer system” in violation of the country’s computer misuse and cybercrime law.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Carlos Mureithi
On a recent Saturday afternoon in an informal settlement in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, dozens of young men sat on benches in a dark shack to watch a bootlegged version of the Hollywood comedy-horror film The Monkey. As the English-language action unfolded on the screen, a voiceover translation in the Bantu language Luganda by VJ Junior – one of Uganda’s top video jockeys – boomed into the room.
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Kenyan digital activist Rose Njeri released amid public anger at her detention and growing signs of repression in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania https://t.co/eY1dZAyvV4

“The purpose is … to send a message to the political sphere.” Ugandan opposition politicians say President Yoweri Museveni's administration is attempting to instil fear and silence dissent by prosecuting opponents. https://t.co/PI50c4mM3O

“I feel the pressure of carrying the whole world on my back. I feel helpless and fear for the future.” People impacted by the fighting in eastern DRC take up free mental health consultations, with many showing signs of stress, anxiety and depression. https://t.co/OUcMv2fJ6W