China-Africa Cooperation: Tackling Insecurity Through Development
By Abdulrahman B. Dambazau A farmer who cannot safely reach his land, a child whose school has closed because of…
Decoupling Sovereignty Index (6): Recovery Sequencing and the Logic of Sovereign Re-coupling
By Max Amuchie | The Sunday Stew A government can spend billions rebuilding a territory and still fail to restore…
Why global warming threatens east African coffee
•Other cash crops including tea will also be affected Jeremiah letting learned about coffee from his father. As a child…
Next Africa: The continent pays the price of a European war
By Antony Sguazzin and Gordon Bell From Maputo to Khartoum, African governments are scrambling to contain the economic fallout from…
Nigeria, African oil and gas producers look to secure European markets
European leaders have set a target to end their reliance on Russian oil and gas “well before 2030,” which could lead to…
The juntas and the hunted: A coup in Burkina Faso will help the Sahel’s jihadists
•Military rule will exacerbate the problems that have allowed extremism to thrive Most coups begin with confusion. In Burkina Faso the…
Coup in Burkina Faso bodes ill for stability in West Africa
•Putschists in West Africa should not interpret initial popular support for coups as an indication that citizens no longer desire…
2022: Celebrating the armed forces of Nigeria amid security challenges
By Sani Usman Kukasheka January 15 every year has always been the day the Nigerian government and people celebrate the…