Vigilantism in Nigeria: a way to combat crime if it’s non-violent and regulated
By Adewumi Badiora Worsening crime and violence in sub-Saharan Africa is placing increasing demands on police in the region. Six Sub-Saharan African…
US vs China-Russia: Confronting strategic failure in the 21st century
By Benjamin Jensen The recent announcement of deeper ties between Russia and China aligned against the United States and a major gas deal settled…
Next Africa: Xenophobia and politics is a dangerous mix
By Antony Sguazzin Xenophobia appears to win votes in South Africa. That’s the lesson the ruling African National Congress seems…
Counterterrorism efforts for growth and development in Africa
By Evelyn Epelle No single explanation exists for why a person or groups of persons might deviate from peacefully coexisting in…
Why US should not designate Nigeria’s IPOB a terrorist group
•The U.S. government should not repeat the mistake made by the Nigerian government of designating the Indigenous People of Biafra…
What’s at stake in Ukraine is the direction of human history
•Humanity’s greatest political achievement has been the decline of war. That is now in jeopardy By Yuval Noah Harari At…
Envoys of human rights in West Africa
By Emmanuel Onwubiko One set of appointments made so far by President Muhammadu Buhari since assuming office about seven years…
2023: Why Nigerians should come out and vote for credible candidates
By Ambassador Odion Cedrack Okpebholo As we all know, Nigeria is full of great resources and potential. There is an…
NATO chief explains how to step back from the brink of European conflict
•He says Russia must respect the rights of countries to choose their own path By Jens Stoltenberg Had the Soviet Union…