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Nigeria’s Economy in 2024: Challenges and Prospects
The largest African economy, Nigeria, is characterised by its dependence on oil exports, which significantly influences government revenue. The country...
Read moreDetailsNiger’s return to democracy in light of global geopolitical competition
France's Macron has supported ousted President Mohamed Bazoum and declined to acknowledge the new Nigerien government. The junta has not...
Read moreDetailsFormer South African president Zuma wants to return to power to ‘fix things’
Former South African president Jacob Zuma has expressed his desire to return to power to “fix things” that have worsened...
Read moreDetailsTshisekedi secures a second term as DR Congo president: lessons and challenges
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), one of the African nations with large quantities of valuable raw minerals, is...
Read moreDetailsWhat is South Africa up against in leading a new military force in the DRC?
The security situation in the eastern DRC has deteriorated in recent months, and criticism has been raised against the UN force, Monusco, which was...
Read moreDetailsDR Congo: Belgian election observer commits suicide in Kinshasa
A Belgian IT expert present in Kinshasa to support the European mission observing the Congolese elections committed suicide on Friday...
Read moreDetailsTrade regulations and climate change: The new WTO policy instruments could hurt Africa
For some African countries, redirecting subsidies from fossil fuel industries to renewable energy may not provide an apparent advantage. A...
Read moreDetailsWhy is DR Congo-Kenya rebel group row rattling regional relations?
DR Congo joined the EAC last year, but its membership has been complicated by the by the fact that Mr...
Read moreDetailsIs Mali winning the war against rebellion?
The country's declining security has led to three coups since 2012. After French troops left, the military of Mali and...
Read moreDetailsGetting climate financing to conflict areas: a case for collaborating with local communities and armed groups
By Ashley Jackson* Conflict-ridden and fragile countries are among the most vulnerable to climate change and least prepared to...
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