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In a series of incisive Tweets on 14 April, the indefatigable Dr Godwin Murunga dissected what he summarised as ‘Perils of Afrophilia in African Studies.’
In a world governed by moral principles, one would ordinarily own up to one’s wrongdoing, especially when caught. However, France isn’t having any of that.
The sudden death of President Idriss Déby of Chad on 19 April 2021 came as a surprise to the international community. The late president had
Mohamed Bazoum has just been sworn in as the President of the Republic of Niger after winning the presidential election run-off. He won his mandate
The ugliness of Genocide denial is one I’d have hoped respected academic institutions would never engage in. As professors, fellows and informed students of Cambridge
Six Heads of State and Government converged in Maputo, the Capital City of Mozambique, on 8 April 2021, in response to the 24 March 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has yet again cast the spotlight on an old fact: that Africa occupies the lowest rungs of global power structures and domination.
It is getting truly exhausting seeing so many critical takes on Rwandan leadership, which deliberately sidestep the truth. The Duclert rapport, while suggesting France’s “willingness”
There is a resurgence of denial of the genocide against the Tutsi, which is gradually morphing into a security concern not only for Rwanda but
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
In a series of incisive Tweets on 14 April, the indefatigable Dr Godwin Murunga dissected what he summarised as ‘Perils of Afrophilia in African Studies.’
In a world governed by moral principles, one would ordinarily own up to one’s wrongdoing, especially when caught. However, France isn’t having any of that.
The sudden death of President Idriss Déby of Chad on 19 April 2021 came as a surprise to the international community. The late president had
Mohamed Bazoum has just been sworn in as the President of the Republic of Niger after winning the presidential election run-off. He won his mandate
The ugliness of Genocide denial is one I’d have hoped respected academic institutions would never engage in. As professors, fellows and informed students of Cambridge
Six Heads of State and Government converged in Maputo, the Capital City of Mozambique, on 8 April 2021, in response to the 24 March 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has yet again cast the spotlight on an old fact: that Africa occupies the lowest rungs of global power structures and domination.
It is getting truly exhausting seeing so many critical takes on Rwandan leadership, which deliberately sidestep the truth. The Duclert rapport, while suggesting France’s “willingness”
There is a resurgence of denial of the genocide against the Tutsi, which is gradually morphing into a security concern not only for Rwanda but
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
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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