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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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