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In their haste to dismiss the country’s choices in the socioeconomic realm, they are overlooking something important
Rwanda has taken a tool that others use for crisis management and used it to create a permanent framework that prevents political crises from emerging in the first place.
For Rwandans, the question surrounding transition is not a matter of simply replacing Kagame
Rwanda’s quest for liberation can be conceived as a mirror for continental liberation
The reality of corruption in Africa is a sign of the decline and erosion of African traditional value systems
Africans are obsessed with concepts such as elections, term limits, peaceful transfer of power, and constitutional order, even though these have not improved their conditions. One wonders why
“A future in which everyone shares in the prosperity of our beloved land is still possible, but it requires South Africans to transcend the barriers of settlers and natives”
While the symposia began as the intellectual element of Rwanda’s security model, they have morphed into seeking solutions for the multiplicity of challenges Africa faces
There has been a subtle, slow development in the surgical healthcare industry on the continent
“One of the biggest cultural shocks I experienced during my university days in Nigeria was meeting fellow students who could not express themselves in any of our indigenous languages”
In their haste to dismiss the country’s choices in the socioeconomic realm, they are overlooking something important
Rwanda has taken a tool that others use for crisis management and used it to create a permanent framework that prevents political crises from emerging in the first place.
For Rwandans, the question surrounding transition is not a matter of simply replacing Kagame
Rwanda’s quest for liberation can be conceived as a mirror for continental liberation
The reality of corruption in Africa is a sign of the decline and erosion of African traditional value systems
Africans are obsessed with concepts such as elections, term limits, peaceful transfer of power, and constitutional order, even though these have not improved their conditions. One wonders why
“A future in which everyone shares in the prosperity of our beloved land is still possible, but it requires South Africans to transcend the barriers of settlers and natives”
While the symposia began as the intellectual element of Rwanda’s security model, they have morphed into seeking solutions for the multiplicity of challenges Africa faces
There has been a subtle, slow development in the surgical healthcare industry on the continent
“One of the biggest cultural shocks I experienced during my university days in Nigeria was meeting fellow students who could not express themselves in any of our indigenous languages”
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more