Africa is a land of untapped potential, a continent blessed with the youngest population in the world and an abundance of natural resources. Yet, we continue to lag behind in global development. The root of our stagnation does not solely lie in colonial history or Western interference; rather, it is our own failure to take responsibility for our destiny. Instead of being actors in our de...
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The African Executive mourns Rasna Warah, a highly respected Nairobi-based journalist, writer, and insightful social media commentator, who passed away at the age of 63, following a diagnosi...
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The African Executive, the flagship magazine of the Inter Region Economic Network (IREN), expresses its profound sorrow at the death of former German President Horst Köhler, a cherished frie...
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Escalating tensions in South Sudan threaten to worsen the dire humanitarian crisis and eroding progress towards stability made since the 2018 peace agreement. The country is in the grips of...
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Somalia, a nation abundantly endowed with natural wealth—untapped oil and mineral reserves, fertile river valleys, strategic maritime positioning, and the longest coastline in mainland Afric...
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Farming is not just about planting seeds and waiting for rain it’s a science, a rhythm, and a carefully measured balance of elements. In the world of regenerative agriculture, where nature i...
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“Omu-kaali Ta-ha-ya: Requiem for Conversation in an Age of Digital Absence” is not merely an ethnographic reflection on a Lulamogi folk song from Gadumire—it is a cultural scalpel, slicing o...
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The 2025 African Union Commission (AUC) electoral process, despite being marked by division and disunity, shows how much Africa needs to unite under common reflections. It was a great reflec...
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When my children were smaller, I used to enjoy taking them to a living history museum that let them experience life in Victorian and 20th century Britain. Aside from the excitement of gas ma...
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