Africa, which is expected to account for a quarter of the world's population by 2050, is a young and hopeful continent where we can expect dynamic growth. Mr. KUMA Kengo, one of Japan’s leading architects, considers his experience in western Africa to be his starting point as an architect. He is now devoting himself to training young Africans. For him, Africa is a special place wh...
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An exclusive study carried out by Inter Region Economic Network (IREN Kenya) and sponsored by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation Global Partnership Hub reveals that although the European influ...
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The socio-economic crisis occasioned by the Russia-Ukraine war place Africa in a dilemma of whether to embrace a unipolar or multipolar world. to ensure "shock absorbers" when disasters str...
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The death of queen Elizabeth II recently was received with mixed feeling globally. The queen was an icon and anathema altogether. She was loved and loathed in equal measures. It depended on...
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The General Elections in Kenya is now officially over. What Kenyans are eagerly awaiting for is the appointment of the National or State officials. They are anxious for the naming of the...
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Kenya, often referred to as Africa’s "Silicon Savannah," is among the countries at the forefront of technological innovations in the region. The government has invested heavily in the inform...
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This article attempts to contribute to the discussions on the evolutionary political confrontations and contradictions between Russia and Ukraine, its impact on and implications for Africa....
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Early coverage sidestepped conversations about the unique kinds of gendered racism that a Black girl from a working-class California neighborhood might face on the professional tour. Of t...
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Nobody denies now that the climate crisis is man-made. But one of the perfidities of this man-made crisis is that those who had no role in making it are suffering most of the consequences of...
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