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The 4th CAADP Biennial Review undertaken in 2023 noted that “no country was on track to achieve the...

The recent barring of Martha Karua, Gloria Kimani, and Lyn Ngugi from observing Tundu Lissu’s trial...

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Despite possessing vast agricultural resources, Africa remains heavily dependent on food imports

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The real enemy sits in boardrooms and conference halls.

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There comes a time in every civilization when its tools become its lifeline.

At the heart of South Africa’s economic debate lies a fundamental tension: the pursuit of social jus...

This piece asks a haunting question: When the woman no longer sits, what else begins to fall apart?

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The RSF plans to form a government in the territories it controls.

Africa’s economic journey has demonstrated resilience despite numerous challenges.

Industry cannot criticise college graduates as “half-baked” if it has not contributed to “baking” th...

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A sharp restriction in off-continental irregular migration combined with escalating push factors wil...

Africa is at a crossroads. On the one hand, we boast immense natural wealth, a youthful and dynamic...

International humanitarian law is not transactional. The responsibility to uphold and preserve it is...