Boko Haram: EU, Borno train 250 community leaders, women on reconciliation, peacebuilding
Mukaila Ola The European Union in collaboration with the Borno State Government and British Council have trained a total of…
The call of the south
Turkey is making a big diplomatic and corporate push into Africa
•It is sending engineers and soap operas, but also guns and soldiers The Recep Tayyip Erdogan hospital in Mogadishu, the capital…
War, floods, droughts and blackouts is feeling the strain
By Antony Sguazzin Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has driven up the price of the oil products, grain and fertilizer that…
How the IMF and World Bank can support African economies hit hard by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Summary: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has significant economic, geopolitical, and social implications that reach African countries, too. Without swift action…
Transforming Global Food Systems: Centering indigenous land returns
By Fian Sullivan Sweeney Note: This content was originally written for an undergraduate or Master’s program. It is published as…
Nonalignment motivates African push for dialogue on Ukraine
By Nosmot Gbadamosi When the United Nations voted last Thursday to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council, African countries…
£40bn a year only buys The West more spite from Putin’s African cheerleaders
By Rod Liddle It is a little over 20 years since I embarked upon what might be called “the trip…
S/East leaders intensify moves for Igbo Presidency, hold national dialogue April
Ngozi James In a bid to ensure that the South-East region produces the next president in the 2023 general elections,…
LAPO MFB’s confirmation as one of Nigeria’s top employers
By Ezra Ikpeama LAPO Microfinance Bank (MFB), the country’s largest microfinance bank is an ubiquitous presence across the country especially…
The impact, challenges and prospects of Nigeria’s National Development Plans
By Chigozirim Okoro ABSTRACT The potential of development is not limited by the world’s resource or by man’s ingenuity to…