All articles in 'Perspectives'


Occupational Industrial and Mining Diseases in Zim...

In pre-independent Zimbabwe, indigenous African workers at the mercy of colonial Rhodesian industria...

13th July 2021
Who is Somalia's Next President?

John Maxwell was right: "Everything rises and falls on leadership."

6th July 2021
Punitive Laws Are Failing to Curb Misinformation i...

While these laws have a chilling effect on political and media debate, they do not reduce misinforma...

6th July 2021
Youth Month: What Does Decolonised African Educati...

Are Africans doing enough to decolonise their education curricula?

29th June 2021
Investing in STEM Skills is Crucial in The Data Ec...

To ensure African economies benefit fully from the fourth industrial revolution (4IR), and the data...

29th June 2021
Kenneth Kaunda: The Humanist

Kaunda was a record breaker in several ways

22nd June 2021
Islamic Banking and Finance in Africa

International rating agencies such as Moody’s, S&P and Fitch have all indicated a potential for the...

22nd June 2021
Lawrence Stargomena Says Goodbye, and Calls for Sc...

Lawrence Stargomena Tax discusses the most significant achievements and challenges in deepening coop...

15th June 2021
Digital Payments & European Sovereignty

Payments are an integral part of our everyday life and, in a wider sense, the "lifeblood" of the eco...

15th June 2021
Attacks on Healthcare Industry Continue to Thrive,...

The volume and intensity of direct cyberattacks on hospitals and systems increased during the pandem...

8th June 2021
Concern About Employee Privacy as Much as Consumer...

Recent trends like remote working and hybrid models have heightened the importance of employee priva...

8th June 2021
Sierra Leone: China and Black Johnson Could be Bla...

Sierra Leone is in the vortex of what the Chinese Ambassador called “geopolitics.”

1st June 2021
Illicit Trade Patterns in East and Southern Africa...

Illicit trading along Africa’s Indian Ocean coastline presents a seemingly intractable set of proble...

1st June 2021
Online Accounts Whose Passwords are Often Forgotte...

Gmail is the online account/application internet users most forget the password for with an average...

25th May 2021
COVID-19 Vaccines: Africa Needs to Break the Cycle...

Africa Vaccine Manufacturing Initiative (AVMI) primarily aims at promoting the establishment of sust...

18th May 2021
Using Modern Technologies to Ease IP Services

ARIPO has embarked on a number of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) projects and has...

12th May 2021
President John Mahama Appointed AU High Representa...

President Mahama will work with the Somali stakeholders, to reach a mutually acceptable compromise t...

12th May 2021
Covid-19 Driving the Digital Transformation

SMEs and Marketers who plan all these things well in advance and prioritize their marketing goals be...

4th May 2021
Feeding Africa: Leadership to Scale Up Successful...

COVID-19 has wreaked havoc. Aside from the number of people that have died, the impact on Africa’s f...

4th May 2021
What the World Can Learn from Africa’s Approach to...

While Africa may be less digitally mature than other markets, there can be no doubt that businesses...

27th April 2021
Man and Nature: Building a Community of Life Toget...

We must abandon development models that harm or undermine the environment

27th April 2021
Ben Kaifala: Assassinate Salone's “Big Lies”; For...

Sierra Leone held that enviable status as a center of learning or the 'Athens of West Africa' – Ben...

20th April 2021
IMF’s Shock Therapy for Kenya and the Ghosts of Au...

Kenya’s public sphere has been dominated with discussions about the fate of the economy

20th April 2021
Why Africa is a Priority for Russia's Rosatom

Our experience shows substantial dividends for any country that joins the international nuclear comm...

13th April 2021
Salone’s “Diamonds Are Forever!”

Diamonds and Sierra Leone are fused in global consciousness.

13th April 2021
Deconstructing Corruption

Corruption has three faces. The one who corrupts, the one being corrupted and the victim.

6th April 2021
Covid-19 In the Light of Easter Easter

Internationally, the prospects are looking bad. Vaccine nationalism has already taken hold.

6th April 2021
Tigray: Guarding Against Continuous Onslaughts Si...

Will there be Campaign V in Tigray at some point in the future? The answer is a big “Yes” if the peo...

30th March 2021
Africa and the Sovereign Debt Crisis

We have an opportunity today, to build a new network of young, intellectually agile leadership who c...

30th March 2021
Top Investment Migration Program Options for HNWIs...

By investing in a suite of programs, investors and their families are also automatically endowed wit...

23rd March 2021
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African Perceptions of the Eur...