May 13, 2026
When South Africa withdrew its first draft national AI policy after fictitious sources were found in the reference list, the debate that fol…
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A federal organization of the Congolese state remains a political impossibility whose mere shadow invokes nationalist backlash often framed in the language of “balkanization”
What many may not realise is that de-subsidisation policies in Africa are often driven by neo-colonial and neoliberal economic expansion agendas promoted by the World Bank and the IMF
It is more helpful, more liberating, for Africans to see themselves from the vantage point of the pugilist on the other side—as a country
Whose name should be identified with knowledge and whose name should not?
The Garifuna people are being dispossessed of their lands to the extent that they do not even have enough lands to cultivate food
The ruling on the Bonga oil spill counterpoises the widespread and naive thinking in certain quarters that the British judiciary would be an independent and impartial adjudicator in matters involving British interests
No imperial nation has exerted more political, social, military, economic and cultural power over the West African sub-region than France
Recognition is interconnected with memory; those who are recognised are remembered. The acknowledgment of the significance of the lives lost during the project of anti-colonial resistance shows that lives have not been taken away in vain. It humanises our collective loss
It is meddlesome neo-colonial thinking to consider visa denial as the ultimate solution to electoral malpractice in Africa
There can only be one commander-in-chief at the helm of this five-century-old state
A federal organization of the Congolese state remains a political impossibility whose mere shadow invokes nationalist backlash often framed in the language of “balkanization”
What many may not realise is that de-subsidisation policies in Africa are often driven by neo-colonial and neoliberal economic expansion agendas promoted by the World Bank and the IMF
It is more helpful, more liberating, for Africans to see themselves from the vantage point of the pugilist on the other side—as a country
Whose name should be identified with knowledge and whose name should not?
The Garifuna people are being dispossessed of their lands to the extent that they do not even have enough lands to cultivate food
The ruling on the Bonga oil spill counterpoises the widespread and naive thinking in certain quarters that the British judiciary would be an independent and impartial adjudicator in matters involving British interests
No imperial nation has exerted more political, social, military, economic and cultural power over the West African sub-region than France
Recognition is interconnected with memory; those who are recognised are remembered. The acknowledgment of the significance of the lives lost during the project of anti-colonial resistance shows that lives have not been taken away in vain. It humanises our collective loss
It is meddlesome neo-colonial thinking to consider visa denial as the ultimate solution to electoral malpractice in Africa
There can only be one commander-in-chief at the helm of this five-century-old state
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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