Talking Under Fire: What Libya and Yemen Teach Sudan About National Dialogue
A dialogue convened before the guns fall silent risks entrenching the very divisions it seeks to heal. By Sami Abdelhalim…
Mutiny in Niger: Russia, AES and the Limits of Propaganda
By Oumarou Sanou The attempted mutiny in Niger has exposed something more consequential than a challenge to General Abdourahamane Tiani’s…
Opportunity or Entrapment? What Nigeria’s Youth Must Ask Before Flying to Russia
By Oumarou Sanou There is nothing wrong with urging Nigerian youth to look past Britain, America and Canada, or with…
Sudan: The Declining Coercive Asymmetry between SAF and RSF and Its Possible Outcome
By Yechale Degu Placed within its historical context, Sudan is currently engulfed in an intra-governmental war of unprecedented scale, characterised…
FCT infrastructure development: Place of the citizen
By Jumai Ahmadu The transformation currently taking place across the Federal Capital Territory is a clear demonstration of what purposeful…
FCT @ 50: Renewed Hope, purposeful leadership and the socio-economic transformation of Abuja
By Jumai Ahmadu As the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) marks fifty years of its creation, Abuja stands today as a…
The Horn of Africa’s Democratic Landscape in a Year of Multiple Elections
By Yechale Degu Over the past seven years, a wave of military takeovers and unconstitutional changes of government has shaken…
How Project Breathe Clean Air is transforming cooking across FCT area councils
By Dr Jumai Ahmadu Across communities in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, a quiet but significant transformation is taking place…
Haq Ka Pani: Reclaiming India’s Rightful Share
By Atul Jain The Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Independence Day assertion last year that- “Haq ka pani will serve Indian farmers”-…
The Kano Model Comes of Age: Faith Leaders Become Africa’s Firewall Against Disinformation
By Senator Iroegbu Months ago, these pages made an argument that ran counter to conventional wisdom. Nigeria’s most effective answer…