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Towards Nigeria’s Path to Economic Independence: Homegrown Solutions in Focus
By 2050, Nigeria will host a 240 million labour force, mainly living in urban areas. By reducing administrative barriers on...
Read moreDetailsFrom History’s Shadows: Addressing Apartheid-Era Crimes in South Africa
Apartheid was an institutionalised regime of racial segregation and systematic oppression implemented in South Africa for the purpose of depriving...
Read moreDetailsThe Mobile Money Boom: Why Sub-Saharan Africa Holds the Crown
Mobile money has gained a significant amount of worthy attention in Sub-Saharan Africa over the past decade due to the...
Read moreDetailsThe future of Zimbabwean politics: Mnangagwa’s next move
After a liberation war lasting 15 years (1964 to 1979), in 1980 Zimbabwe became independent under majority rule. One of...
Read moreDetailsBridging the Gap: Fighting Poverty with Trade in Southern Africa
In Southern Africa, most infrastructure projects, whether in transport, energy, or water, tend to bypass the poor, especially in the...
Read moreDetailsWhy are Ethiopia and Eritrea on the brink of a possible war?
A conflict would signal the death blow to a historic rapprochement for which Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the Nobel Peace...
Read moreDetailsGhana’s Illegal Mining Crisis: The Struggle for Change
In 2024, before his inauguration, in an exclusive interview with VOA, Ghana's President John Mahama said the following about the...
Read moreDetailsIs Nigeria’s ex-military leader, General Babangida, haunted by the 1993 election?
A former military President of Nigeria, General Ibrahim Babangida, has expressed regret over the annulment of the June 12, 1993,...
Read moreDetailsWill USAID Cutbacks Threaten Africa’s Development and Stability?
The intention that U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is to serve as the ‘frontline’ in the US interventionist projects...
Read moreDetailsWest Africa Coastal Erosion: The Case of Ghana and Togo’s Disappearing Shorelines
Ghana and Togo’s vanishing shorelines are a powerful reminder of the delicate balance between climate forces and human impact. While...
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