Technology
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Africa Thriving on Pirated Software |
| The more the revenue lost because of pirated software, the less that can be spent on research and development of new products and innovations.... |
Opinions
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Mabira Forest: Uganda Government in Moral Dilemma |
| It would be a disaster to rely on Uganda’s unpatriotic parliamentarians knowing that they have the pathetic tendency of doing everything to please the leadership, even if it meant tossing the country’s natural resources into thin air.... |
Development
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Knowledge Economy: Key to Africa’s Development |
| Prerequisites for job creation include the transformation of African economies from low-productivity traditional agriculture to labor-intensive high value agriculture and agro-processing - and to the growing industrial and services sectors.... |
Q&A
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Bridging the Digital Divide |
| Kenya is being flooded by rejects and poor quality stuff from the western and developed countries. You can imagine this is the time Kenyans are rushing to buy second hand UK and US computers while latest computers are in the market.... |
Profiles
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History of Gambela |
| The economy of Gambella state is based on agriculture, pastoral, beekeeping and imported industrial products. The entire region is blessed with arable land.... |
Commentary
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Ghana Wary of World Bank's Designs |
| Africa is the only continent with foreign dominated development paradigms. This partly explains the distortions in Africa.... |
News Round Up
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Most Africans Still Jobless |
| Africa's unemployment rate is nearly twice that of the rest of the world despite several years of rapid economic growth... |
Agriculture
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Why Nutrition Eludes Africa |
| Plagued by hunger and high cost of living, a majority of Africans would rather have a dish that makes their stomach full, regardless of whether it has nutrients essential for their physical and mental development.... |
Announcement
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IREN Reviews Operations |
| The Inter Region Economic Network (IREN) reviewed its operations following a major brainstorming session by its team members... |
Education
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African Intellectuals: Wake Up! |
| The primary concern of the African intellectuals is to remain vigilant when watching over and deciding on policy issues affecting the lives and well being of their fellow country people.... |
