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Africa remains a paradox: a land of poverty amidst plenty. On the one hand are the resources, in abundance, that industries in the developed world
The recent flare up in Mozambique is only one of the many conflict hotspots on the African continent that cast a grim picture on the
The security threat in Mozambique is an ominous threat that warrants not only a national but international response. If left unabated, the growing threat is
A day after it was announced that former President of Tanzania, John Pombe Magufuli had died, I tweeted about how I believed that, warts and
In what has become almost a usual feature at the beginning of every academic year, students in South Africa’s Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have taken
A few days ago, Jeffrey Smith, an American “pro-democracy” researcher in Africa, attributed Rwandan development to the country’s “weaponizing” of the west’s “guilt over the
A perceptive graduate student reminded me in class recently that the United States government spends billions of dollars in subsidies, tax exemptions and aid to
A recent article by a fellow columnist on this platform, Dr Moses Khisa, titled “Reclaiming the Pan-African Agenda” had me thinking about the first line
On her first day at work, the World Trade Organization Director-General, Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, walked up the stairs to her Geneva office, proudly displaying
In the past one year, Nigeria has looked like a country on the edge of a precipice, ready to keel over and break into a
Africa remains a paradox: a land of poverty amidst plenty. On the one hand are the resources, in abundance, that industries in the developed world
The recent flare up in Mozambique is only one of the many conflict hotspots on the African continent that cast a grim picture on the
The security threat in Mozambique is an ominous threat that warrants not only a national but international response. If left unabated, the growing threat is
A day after it was announced that former President of Tanzania, John Pombe Magufuli had died, I tweeted about how I believed that, warts and
In what has become almost a usual feature at the beginning of every academic year, students in South Africa’s Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) have taken
A few days ago, Jeffrey Smith, an American “pro-democracy” researcher in Africa, attributed Rwandan development to the country’s “weaponizing” of the west’s “guilt over the
A perceptive graduate student reminded me in class recently that the United States government spends billions of dollars in subsidies, tax exemptions and aid to
A recent article by a fellow columnist on this platform, Dr Moses Khisa, titled “Reclaiming the Pan-African Agenda” had me thinking about the first line
On her first day at work, the World Trade Organization Director-General, Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, walked up the stairs to her Geneva office, proudly displaying
In the past one year, Nigeria has looked like a country on the edge of a precipice, ready to keel over and break into a
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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