The world is changing – and so fast that it is not waiting for Africa. In the last decade, leading economies in the West quietly shifted their global focus from the ideals of economic integration and soft power diplomacy to policies anchored on technological sovereignty, national security, and internal economic resilience. The transition from the post-Cold War “peace dividend” to a “defe...
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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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Edgar Lungu, the former President of Zambia who served from 2015 to 2021, has died at the age of 68. Although he cannot run in the upcoming election, he still holds significant influence in...
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I bring felicitations from the Ijaw National Congress (INC), the apex socio-cultural organization of the Ijaw people, one of the four largest ethnic nationalities of Nigeria. I address a...
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What do people in the UK and the U.S. think about Africa? Do their perceptions reflect negative media portrayals? And if so, how do these stereotypes shape their behaviour and willingness to...
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Author’s Note & Disclaimer This article is presented as a critical and constructive interrogation of Uganda’s public finance architecture—with particular attention to the ethical, develop...
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In Sierra Leone, tomorrow has become a myth. Once a symbol of hope, of better days and brighter destinies, “tomorrow” has slowly faded into a cruel illusion. For decades, the people have wai...
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In just two years, AI agents, autonomous systems that can work on their own, complete tasks from start to finish, and team up with other agents, have evolved from experimental tools into mai...
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With its Russia-Africa Partnership Forum Action Plan (2023-2026), approved finally as a working document by the Kremlin, Russia faces a long meandering road, especially in implementing sever...
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