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Two years ago, almost to the date, protests broke out in Dakar, Senegal. Led by a majority of young people, these protests were against the
Tourism has, over the past six decades, experienced continued expansion and diversification, becoming one of the largest and fastest-growing economic sectors in the world, turning
“Africa is the world’s second fastest growing region and yet 100 million more Africans live in extreme poverty today compared to the 1990s” writes
Africa is the world’s second fastest-growing region, and yet 100 million more Africans live in extreme poverty today compared to the 1990s. Sub-Saharan Africa, in
Over the course of this past week, a seemingly coordinated onslaught on Rwanda by western media and academics unfolded. It came in form of a
Since the introduction of republican politics, as the alternative to aristocratic rule, the vote has determined those who exercise power on behalf of the people
“Basically, what are we asking for? It’s not about replacing men. But to have our place around the table to bring a perspective that could
Besides their privileged upbringing, right-wing politics, lascivious philandering and antique golden hair, newly minted UK Prime Minister and U.S President Donald Trump share one other
Everyone has their aha! moment at some point! If it has never happened to you, it’s because you haven’t been curious enough about something; or
I begin this piece by borrowing from the late Binyavanga Wainaina’s famous satirical essay, How To Write About Africa: ‘Always use the word “Africa” or
Two years ago, almost to the date, protests broke out in Dakar, Senegal. Led by a majority of young people, these protests were against the
Tourism has, over the past six decades, experienced continued expansion and diversification, becoming one of the largest and fastest-growing economic sectors in the world, turning
“Africa is the world’s second fastest growing region and yet 100 million more Africans live in extreme poverty today compared to the 1990s” writes
Africa is the world’s second fastest-growing region, and yet 100 million more Africans live in extreme poverty today compared to the 1990s. Sub-Saharan Africa, in
Over the course of this past week, a seemingly coordinated onslaught on Rwanda by western media and academics unfolded. It came in form of a
Since the introduction of republican politics, as the alternative to aristocratic rule, the vote has determined those who exercise power on behalf of the people
“Basically, what are we asking for? It’s not about replacing men. But to have our place around the table to bring a perspective that could
Besides their privileged upbringing, right-wing politics, lascivious philandering and antique golden hair, newly minted UK Prime Minister and U.S President Donald Trump share one other
Everyone has their aha! moment at some point! If it has never happened to you, it’s because you haven’t been curious enough about something; or
I begin this piece by borrowing from the late Binyavanga Wainaina’s famous satirical essay, How To Write About Africa: ‘Always use the word “Africa” or
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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