Introduction: The Day That Should Be a Doctrine What is Africa Day in today’s Africa? Is it a continental awakening—or a continental anesthesia? Is it a symbol of how far we’ve come—or a silence about how far we’ve fallen? Today, across the continent, African leaders will stand before cameras, deliver polished speeches, wave flags, wear kitenge, and mouth the word "Pan-Africanism" lik...
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The ongoing conflicts in DR Congo, Sudan, and South Sudan highlight Africa's chronic struggles with ineffective peace initiatives, as regional organizations fail to enforce lasting solut...
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The African Executive mourns the passing of Professor Charles Mwewa, a prolific writer, visionary Pan-Africanist, attorney, and Christian apologist. He was founder of Charles Lawgiq, and ins...
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Africa today finds itself navigating a complex web of polycrises from climate shocks and mounting debt distress to geopolitical instability and the disruptive consequences of global financia...
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“When denial becomes the norm and permission the exception, then diplomacy has turned into economic discrimination.” To the European Union Member States, Schengen Area Diplomats, To th...
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People’s transport choices are shaped by safety, accessibility and socio-economic factors. Many African countries lack the infrastructure necessary to provide convenient, safe, reliable and...
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Addressing the social and climate crisis requires the net-zero transition of millions of SMEs globally. SMEs have a significant social and environmental footprint and must adopt cleaner busi...
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The crude oil market is currently experiencing increasing volatility, reflecting the intense pressure it faces from multiple fronts—ranging from bearish signals in the U.S. market, to potent...
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1 Introduction The power and prestige of France in sub-Saharan Africa have suffered a marked decline in the 21st Century. Francophone States ruled by military juntas, namely Niger, Burki...
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