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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Because western politicians do not have the liberty to discuss freely what their judicial authorities do with regard to specific cases, they look for low hanging fruits
Very little effort is made to analyse what is at the root of the conflict, except to claim, in some instances, that it is all about Congo’s wealth
We are living in a strange miasma where the opposition have joined the government and shunted a part of the government aside.
The corruption that is undermining Nigeria’s counterinsurgency efforts reinforces the growing belief that the military campaign against the Boko Haram insurgency has become a multi-billion dollar industry
The safest way to ensure that Africa becomes an important global player is not to dance to the tunes of others
Robust discussions around the key challenges bedevilling Nigeria, such as insecurity, rising debt profile and energy crisis have been relegated to the background
Ugandan leaders who immediately replaced the Amin regime didn’t learn from the 1972 expulsion, that ethnic cleansing doesn’t solve problems
The West lacks a moral basis for human rights advocacy outside the capitalist and racist logic
Professor Soludo and ndi Anambra can learn a couple of lessons from both the cultural practices and environmental cleaning strategies of Kigali, Rwanda, which is one of the cleanest cities in the world
Tropical diseases have historically been ignored by conventional medicine because they primarily affect impoverished communities
Because western politicians do not have the liberty to discuss freely what their judicial authorities do with regard to specific cases, they look for low hanging fruits
Very little effort is made to analyse what is at the root of the conflict, except to claim, in some instances, that it is all about Congo’s wealth
We are living in a strange miasma where the opposition have joined the government and shunted a part of the government aside.
The corruption that is undermining Nigeria’s counterinsurgency efforts reinforces the growing belief that the military campaign against the Boko Haram insurgency has become a multi-billion dollar industry
The safest way to ensure that Africa becomes an important global player is not to dance to the tunes of others
Robust discussions around the key challenges bedevilling Nigeria, such as insecurity, rising debt profile and energy crisis have been relegated to the background
Ugandan leaders who immediately replaced the Amin regime didn’t learn from the 1972 expulsion, that ethnic cleansing doesn’t solve problems
The West lacks a moral basis for human rights advocacy outside the capitalist and racist logic
Professor Soludo and ndi Anambra can learn a couple of lessons from both the cultural practices and environmental cleaning strategies of Kigali, Rwanda, which is one of the cleanest cities in the world
Tropical diseases have historically been ignored by conventional medicine because they primarily affect impoverished communities
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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