All articles in 'Letters to Editor'


Geopolitical Competition: Why Africa Must be Strat...

Africa must learn from history to comprehend what makes the big powers tick.

21st December 2022
On the Burning of Schoolbooks after Examinations

Students of the examination class of Forest View Academy in Nairobi lit a fire to burn their books...

20th December 2022
Are South African Building Owners Taking EPC Serio...

The three-year extension gazetted this week, with 7 December 2025 confirmed as the new deadline for...

5th December 2022
The Quadrants of Geopolitical Influence

Takeaway from the 12th East Africa Thought Leaders Forum

29th November 2022
Pastoralism and Rangelands Restoration: Promising...

This is truly a significant moment – the first time ever that the story of rangelands and pastoralis...

28th November 2022
COP27: Africa’s Investable Infrastructure Opportun...

Frost & Sullivan Africa is very excited to announce the launch of its report on ‘Africa’s Investable...

16th November 2022
Is the World Ready for Africa?

I believe it will strike a convincing cord for your consideration that the future of the world is Af...

25th October 2022
Does Africa have Professors of Economics? A Rejoin...

Allow me to briefly answer your question that asks: Does Africa have Professors of Economics? It has...

25th October 2022
African Users Hit by New Malicious Whatsapp Mod

Kaspersky researchers discovered a new malicious version of a popular WhatsApp messenger mod dubbed...

18th October 2022
Burkina Faso 35 Years After Thomas Sankara’s Murde...

May Burkinabè patriotism serve as a compass for the final victory against terrorism, for social cohe...

18th October 2022
Modern Working Frameworks Demand a Scalable, Agile...

Why bother with an enterprise resource platform (ERP) that can go mobile? Why pay attention to a tec...

11th October 2022
Private Investors Back Innovators to Boost African...

Nearly four out of five VC and private equity firms believe innovation in connectivity will drive ex...

11th October 2022
Have African Rulers Refused to Learn and Respect T...

The recent entombment of the late queen Elizabeth II at Windsor castle unveiled how colonial British...

26th September 2022
New Dawn and Expectations in Kenya

A rational President must take care of the country’s demographic interests and more precisely region...

13th September 2022
Lessons from Queen Elizabeth II’s Death

In sum, many victims still wonder how national mourning could happen in Africa, the biggest victim o...

13th September 2022
Strengthening Japan-Africa Ties

Japan is a friend of Africa. Over the past 7 years, TICAD has been an excellent forum to discuss how...

6th September 2022
Africans Must Shun the Inferiority Complex

We need to heal the wrongs of the past in order to capitalize on the opportunities that await us in...

6th September 2022
Kenya Should Avoid the Politics of Invectives

The 2022 general elections are yet to be concluded as millions of Kenyans await the legal dispensati...

31st August 2022
Tech Companies Making a Difference in Africa

Africa has long been touted as the continent with the most growth potential when it comes to tech an...

30th August 2022
Why Purpose Should Be a Top Strategic Priority

Today, purpose-driven brands outperform those that are not. People want to feel that a brand has inv...

23rd August 2022
Communiqué of The 42nd Ordinary Summit of SADC Hea...

Summit endorsed a theme of the 42nd SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government, titled “Promoting...

23rd August 2022
Letter to The Luo Nation: A Case of Igbo Rethink f...

What next for the Luo Nation? This is a critical question that was asked in 2017 but went unanswered...

17th August 2022
Ruto Win: What Kenya Did Was Kenyan but Not ‘UnAf...

The pronouncement of William Ruto, Kenyan President-Elect, speaks volumes.

17th August 2022
No Apology to Africans

AUGUST is the month when the nation pauses to remember the sacrifice of their heroes.

16th August 2022
Ruto Win: What Kenya Did Was Kenyan but Not ‘UnAfr...

The pronouncement of William Ruto, Kenyan President-Elect, speaks volumes.

16th August 2022
Every African Country Depends On Pharmaceutical Im...

All African countries have an import deficit when it comes to pharmaceuticals

9th August 2022
Kenyan Elections: How UNESCO Works to Curb Online...

UNESCO has worked with local partners to counter the proliferation of hate speech and disinformation...

9th August 2022
Global Risk Increases in Q2 2022 Due to The Impact...

The risk of stagflation* has magnified globally in 2022, with economic recovery prospects being halt...

2nd August 2022
On Average, 2022 Domestic Worker Earnings Still Be...

Kenyan workers are more likely to face abuse in their workplace than their South African counterpart...

2nd August 2022
Politics and Climate Change

We are in roughly the same position…as James Bond today. Except that the tragedy is, this is not a m...

26th July 2022
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African Perceptions of the Eur...