The Rise of Dopamine Capitalism: Turning Humans Into Robots

It has become commonplace to be in the same physical location as your family, friends, and coworkers, but they will all be absorbed in their phone screens, scrolling, laughing, and exclaiming the wows as they wallow into individual virtual spaces. Welcome to the new world order of dopamine capitalism. The rise of dopamine capitalism emerged from the convergence of technological advanc...

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Lights Dim For Pan-Africanist Charles Mwewa

The African Executive mourns the passing of Professor Charles Mwewa

The Mirage of Revolution: Ibrahim Traoré, Ethnic Persecution, and the Fula Question in Burkina Faso

Africa has become fertile ground for messianic illusions

Pope Leo XIV: Will He Treat Africans as an Afterthought?

The sparse presence of African faithful in Rome for this momentous occasion speaks volumes...

Delivering Africa’s Energy Future

The sad reality of the African oil and gas industry in the last three quarters of a centur...

Africa’s Agricultural Potential: A Paradox of Opportunity

Despite possessing vast agricultural resources, Africa remains heavily dependent on food i...

The Rise of Dopamine Capitalism: Turning Humans Into Robots

In the African context, deeper research on how this new form of capitalism is likely to dr...

US-China Tariff Truce Will Reset Investor Expectations

Though the agreement is limited to a 90-day period, its implications are far-reaching

The Great Food Aid Illusion: Why Skills, Not Sacks, Should Feed Africa

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to grow food sustainably, and...

The Eagle and the Ghetto Drum: A Debate Between Sandhurst and Kamwokya

What inspired me to craft this hypothetical debate is the growing tension I’ve observed be...

Yenga and the Plot to Extend Power

Yenga is not just a borderland issue, it is fast becoming the nucleus of a greater constit...

Africa’s Chains of Peace: Why Disarmament Without Sovereignty Is Surrender

No one is truly free unless he can defend his freedom

Ibrahim Traoré - The Phenomenon and Embodiment of African Aspiration

Burkina Faso President adopted by Africans around the globe

International Forum of Journalists from Russia and Africa

On April 29, 2025, the III International Forum of Journalists from Russia and Africa took...

Rethinking Africa's Agricultural Future: Unpacking the Paradox of Foreign Aid and Development

An appeal for African policies leveraging Artificial Intelligence and data collection to r...

Criminals in Suits and The Silence of the Educated

The real enemy sits in boardrooms and conference halls.

Editorial
Why Taming Conflicts in Africa is Problematic

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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Lights Dim For Pan-Africanist Charles Mwewa

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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Why Taming Conflicts in Africa is Problematic

The ongoing conflicts in DR Congo, Sudan, and South Sudan highlight Africa's chronic struggles with ineffective peace initiatives, as regional org...

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Lights Dim For Pan-Africanist Charles Mwewa

The African Executive mourns the passing of Professor Charles Mwewa, a prolific writer, visionary Pan-Africanist, attorney, and Christian apologist. H...

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Letters to Editor
The Great Food Aid Illusion: Why Skills, Not Sacks, Should Feed Africa

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to grow food sustainably, and you feed his village for generations. Across many African villages, the arrival of food aid doesn...

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US-China Tariff Truce Will Reset Investor Expectations

A temporary easing of trade tensions between the United States and China will set global financial markets in motion, offering a rare and welcome jolt of optimism after months of uncertainty...

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The Great Food Aid Illusion: Why Skills, Not Sacks...

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to grow food sustainably, and you feed his village for generations. Across many African...

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US-China Tariff Truce Will Reset Investor Expectat...

A temporary easing of trade tensions between the United States and China will set global financial markets in motion, offering a rare and welcome jolt...

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Perspectives
Africa’s Agricultural Potential: A Paradox of Opportunity

Abundant Resources, Yet Food Insecurity Africa’s agricultural potential is immense. With over 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land, the continent has all the natural advantages it...

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Delivering Africa’s Energy Future

Africa is changing for the better and the African Petroleum Producers Organisation (APPO) is championing a new paradigm shift in the search for solutions to the challenges posed to the Afric...

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Africa’s Agricultural Potential: A Paradox of Oppo...

Abundant Resources, Yet Food Insecurity Africa’s agricultural potential is immense. With over 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land, the cont...

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Delivering Africa’s Energy Future

Africa is changing for the better and the African Petroleum Producers Organisation (APPO) is championing a new paradigm shift in the search for soluti...

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Regions
Pope Leo XIV: Will He Treat Africans as an Afterthought?

The panorama from Saint Peter's Square on the day of the new Pope's announcement offered a familiar tableau: a sea of faces, predominantly white. Yet, this image belies a profound de...

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The Mirage of Revolution: Ibrahim Traoré, Ethnic Persecution, and the Fula Question in Burkina Faso

In an age where images and short documentaries shape the world’s perceptions more than policy documents or ground reports, Africa has become fertile ground for messianic illusions. Nowhere i...

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Pope Leo XIV: Will He Treat Africans as an Afterth...

The panorama from Saint Peter's Square on the day of the new Pope's announcement offered a familiar tableau: a sea of faces, predominantly whi...

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The Mirage of Revolution: Ibrahim Traoré, Ethnic P...

In an age where images and short documentaries shape the world’s perceptions more than policy documents or ground reports, Africa has become fertile g...

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African Perceptions of the Eur...