Africa’s Fight Against Tuberculosis: Key Insights from WHO’s 2024 Report

Africa’s ongoing commitment to eradicating tuberculosis (TB) is yielding promising results, reflecting resilience and progress across the continent. The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) 2024 report highlights substantial reductions in TB.

The Future of Trade: Africa’s Transport Networks

Africa is teeming with opportunities for trade, investment, and innovation. Logistics is instrumental in facilitating these trades, effectively connecting businesses across diverse markets. Despite the promise of economic potential, inadequate.

Rewriting Africa’s Narrative: The Role of Storytelling in Social Development

Across Africa, storytelling plays a huge role in social development; preserving cultural heritage, contributing to education, promoting values and empowering change. As digital tools proliferate, young Africans are harnessing these.

Cross-Border Collaboration in Agriculture Across Africa

Agriculture is a cornerstone of Africa’s socio-economic landscape, essential for food security, employment, raw materials, and environmental sustainability. Africa is home to over 65% of the world’s uncultivated arable land,.

Kenya’s Legal Framework: Does It Support or Stifle True Democracy?

Kenya, a leading economic power in East Africa, has made remarkable progress toward democracy and governance since adopting the progressive Constitution in 2010. This Constitution, often celebrated as a “people’s.

Independent Candidates Breaking Party Monopoly in African Politics

For decades, African politics has been dominated by powerful political parties with a strong influence on electoral outcomes. However, recent trends reveal a rise in independent candidates who are breaking.

Africa’s Fight Against Tuberculosis: Key Insights from WHO’s 2024 Report

The Future of Trade: Africa’s Transport Networks

Rewriting Africa’s Narrative: The Role of Storytelling in Social Development

Cross-Border Collaboration in Agriculture Across Africa

Kenya’s Legal Framework: Does It Support or Stifle True Democracy?

Independent Candidates Breaking Party Monopoly in African Politics

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Reparations and Reconciliation: Caribbean Leaders’ Hopes for the UK Government

In the ongoing discussions around reparations, Caribbean leaders are seeking dialogue with the United Kingdom regarding its role in the transatlantic slave trade. These calls for reparatory justice have been.

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A Resounding Success: The 10th International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) 2024 Concludes in New York

New York, 24 September 2024—Harvard Club of New York City The 10th International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) 2024 concluded with notable success, reinforcing its pivotal role in promoting cross-continental.

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Africa and Afro-Brazilian Traditions

The cultural and economic relationship between Africa and Brazil is a tapestry woven from centuries of historical exchange. From the transatlantic slave trade to contemporary cultural and economic ties, the.

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The Leadership of Today: Dr. Ken Giami’s Clarion Call to Nigerian Youths

In a world where youth are often seen as the leaders of tomorrow, Dr. Ken Giami, Founder and Executive Chairman of the African Leadership Organisation, is challenging this outdated narrative..

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How Technology is Preserving Africa’s Cultural Heritage

The splendor of African tradition is an undisputed fact of reality, praised as the cradle of human civilisation that gave great empires, dynasties, kings and great individuals of the times..

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The De-Marketing of Nigeria As An Investment Destination: The NNPC – Aliko Dangote Saga

By Victor Oladokun I’ve read with either great interest or dismay, several informed and uninformed comments about the current Aliko Dangote – NNPC brouhaha. Make no mistake about it. This is.

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Good Friday: An Exploration of Tradition, Reflection, and Humanity

Good Friday, observed by Christians around the world, stands as a solemn reminder of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is a day marked by reflection, prayer, and deep contemplation..

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International Flair: Calabar Festival’s Global Inclusivity

Cultural festivals serve as vibrant connectors, weaving unity into our collective human experience. In this exploration, we delve into the captivating Calabar Festival in Nigeria, which exemplifies transformative power of.

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A Soulful Journey: Significance of January 15 in Nigeria

In the rhythmic cadence of time, January 15 emerges as a sacred tapestry woven with threads of sacrifice, unity, and profound reflection in Nigeria. This day, etched into the nation’s.

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Is 2024 Africa’s year of political revolution?

Get ready for a political seismic shift as Africa braces itself for the pivotal 2024 elections across eighteen nations. This isn’t just politics as usual; it’s a continent-wide spectacle promising.

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The Future of Trade: Africa’s Transport Networks

Africa is teeming with opportunities for trade, investment, and innovation. Logistics is instrumental in facilitating these trades, effectively connecting businesses across diverse markets. Despite the promise of economic potential, inadequate.

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Rewriting Africa’s Narrative: The Role of Storytelling in Social Development

Across Africa, storytelling plays a huge role in social development; preserving cultural heritage, contributing to education, promoting values and empowering change. As digital tools proliferate, young Africans are harnessing these.

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Public-Private Partnerships: Effective Collaborations for Social Impact

Public-private partnerships (PPPs) leverage the strengths of both sectors to address critical societal challenges, ranging from infrastructure development to healthcare, education, and environmental sustainability. This article examines how these partnerships.

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Visa Reforms in South Africa: A Step Towards Economic Resurgence?

In a bold move to stimulate economic growth, South Africa has introduced new visa reforms designed to attract skilled professionals, remote workers, and international investors. This initiative, spearheaded by the.

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Egypt Achieves Malaria-Free Status After Century-Long Battle

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared Egypt malaria-free, marking a significant milestone following nearly a century of dedicated efforts. With a population of over 100 million, Egypt has successfully.

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BRICS Banknote: The Implications Banknote on Intra-African Trade

The BRICS group—initially comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—has introduced a new BRICS banknote to enhance economic cooperation among its member states. This banknote, intended as an alternative.

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Reparations and Reconciliation: Caribbean Leaders’ Hopes for the UK Government

In the ongoing discussions around reparations, Caribbean leaders are seeking dialogue with the United Kingdom regarding its role in the transatlantic slave trade. These calls for reparatory justice have been.

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UNGA 2024: Morocco’s Prime Minister Advocates for a New Era of Multilateralism

Aziz Akhannouch, Morocco’s Prime Minister, called for a new era of multilateralism, stressing the need for renewed momentum and reforms within the global community. He made this appeal during his.

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Seychelles President Calls for Global Action to Combat Gun Violence

The President of Seychelles, Wavel Ramkalawan, has called for global action to combat gun violence and create a brighter future for young people during his address at the ongoing United.

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Peace through Partnership: AU and AFRICOM’s Role in African Security

The collaborative peacekeeping efforts between the African Union (AU) and the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) have become a cornerstone of stability across the African continent. This partnership, which marries.

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Visa Reforms in South Africa: A Step Towards Economic Resurgence?

In a bold move to stimulate economic growth, South Africa has introduced new visa reforms designed to attract skilled professionals, remote workers, and international investors. This initiative, spearheaded by the.

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BRICS 2024: Key Takeaways for Africa from the 16th Summit

The 16th BRICS Summit convened longstanding and new members with a shared vision to strengthen economic alliances and deepen cooperation. For Africa, this expanded bloc presents both opportunities and risks,.

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BRICS Banknote: The Implications Banknote on Intra-African Trade

The BRICS group—initially comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—has introduced a new BRICS banknote to enhance economic cooperation among its member states. This banknote, intended as an alternative.

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Sports Diplomacy: The Role of Sports in Fostering Regional Cooperation

Sports diplomacy has emerged as a powerful tool for fostering cooperation and understanding among African nations, particularly in regions marked by geopolitical tensions and conflict. By transcending cultural and political.

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Reparations and Reconciliation: Caribbean Leaders’ Hopes for the UK Government

In the ongoing discussions around reparations, Caribbean leaders are seeking dialogue with the United Kingdom regarding its role in the transatlantic slave trade. These calls for reparatory justice have been.

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Kamala Harris vs. The Status Quo: Can She Beat the Odds Again?

Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States, made history in 2020 as the first Black, South Asian, and female Vice President. Now, with her candidacy for the 2024 presidential.

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Trump vs. Harris 2024: How the Process Could Influence African Politics

As the United States gears up for its presidential election on November 5, 2024, the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris carries significant implications for Africa. With the stakes.

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U.S. Elections 2024: Should Black Community Rally Behind Trump or Harris?

With the 2024 U.S. presidential election looming on November 5th, African Americans and Africans in the diaspora are keenly assessing their options; weighing which candidate, Republican Donald Trump or Democratic.

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US 2024 Elections: Podcasting the New Frontier

As the United States approaches its presidential election on November 5, 2024, candidates are increasingly turning to podcasting as a key medium for connecting with voters. Both Kamala Harris and.

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Trump vs. Harris—Africa Observes

In the thrilling final days of the 2024 U.S. presidential race, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are fiercely competing to capture the favour of voters across several critical swing states..

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Africa’s Fight Against Tuberculosis: Key Insights from WHO’s 2024 Report

Africa’s ongoing commitment to eradicating tuberculosis (TB) is yielding promising results, reflecting resilience and progress across the continent. The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) 2024 report highlights substantial reductions in TB.

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Kenya’s Legal Framework: Does It Support or Stifle True Democracy?

Kenya, a leading economic power in East Africa, has made remarkable progress toward democracy and governance since adopting the progressive Constitution in 2010. This Constitution, often celebrated as a “people’s.

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Independent Candidates Breaking Party Monopoly in African Politics

For decades, African politics has been dominated by powerful political parties with a strong influence on electoral outcomes. However, recent trends reveal a rise in independent candidates who are breaking.

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Coalition politics in Africa: A blueprint for global democracy?

Coalition governments are increasingly reshaping Africa’s political landscape, reflecting the growing need for power-sharing in countries where no single party can secure a majority. A notable example is South Africa’s.

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Justice and Peace: How African Courts Are Resolving Political Crises

The judiciary in Africa has played a crucial role in upholding justice and peace, particularly during times of political crises. Whether in post-election disputes or general political instability, African courts.

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Grassroots Movements Redefining African Governance

In recent decades, grassroots movements have played a crucial role in reshaping governance across Africa. By mobilising communities to demand greater accountability and champion democratic reforms, these movements have become.

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Media and Governance: Tanzania’s Online Platform Suspension in Focus

In modern governance, media plays a key role in shaping public opinion, influencing policy, and holding governments accountable. In many democratic societies, the free flow of information is considered a.

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Strategies and Obstacles in the Pursuit of Gender Parity in African Politics

African politics has made notable progress in the pursuit of gender parity, yet significant challenges persist. Women across the continent are increasingly claiming space in political leadership, marking a shift.

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How Democratic Governance is Promoting Economic Development in Africa

Democratic governance has long been recognised as a cornerstone for sustainable development, and in Africa, the connection between democracy and economic growth is becoming increasingly evident. In light of United.

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African Parliamentary Networks: Cooperation and Challenges

Parliamentary networks in Africa are influential elements in the socio-political landscape of the continent. Their influence is significantly felt in regional challenges, legislative capacity and promoting good governance.  African Parliamentary.

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2024 Elections: How Prepared Is South Sudan?

As South Sudan approaches its first national elections since independence in 2011, concerns about its readiness have mounted. The international community, particularly the United Nations, has highlighted several obstacles that.

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