Kester Kenn Klomegah

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MD Africa Editor Kester Kenn Klomegah is an independent researcher and writer on African affairs in the EurAsian region and former Soviet republics. He wrote previously for African Press Agency, African Executive and Inter Press Service. Earlier, he had worked for The Moscow Times, a reputable English newspaper. Klomegah taught part-time at the Moscow Institute of Modern Journalism. He studied international journalism and mass communication, and later spent a year at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. He co-authored a book “AIDS/HIV and Men: Taking Risk or Taking Responsibility” published by the London-based Panos Institute. In 2004 and again in 2009, he won the Golden Word Prize for a series of analytical articles on Russia's economic cooperation with African countries.

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BRICS summit in South Africa: Global South and Africa Hope for Multipolar World

South Africa is hosting the 15th BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) summit August 22 to 24, but in fact, not all...

Republic of Niger: ECOWAS Underlines Restoring Constitutional Order Through Peaceful Means

The Republic of Niger is a landlocked West Africa country but well known to be a major uranium producer and has 80% impoverished population....

Russian media expands its operations to Africa

At the second Russia-Africa Media Forum held in St. Petersburg, top managers of Russian and African leading news agencies have agreed to strengthen media...

What are West Africa’s options to reverse Niger’s coup?

Several reports on the political developments in the Niger, the latest West African and Sahelian State to experience military coup d'état, the unexpected removal...

African Union and ECOWAS: Time to Create Sahel African Treaty Organization (SATO)

The late July military takeover in the Republic of Niger, that landlocked West African state, presented a rare test for the African Union, a...

African Union vs Military Politics: Good Governance, Economic Policies Drive Growth and Progress

Across French-speaking African countries, the military leaders are seemingly misinterpreting the stark reality. Most of them have increasingly acknowledged widespread terrorism and insurgency jihadist...

Russian Military Instructors Fighting Terrorism and Ensuring Security Across Africa

On the eve of the second Russia-Africa summit scheduled for July 27–28 in St. Petersburg, President Vladimir Putin explained in article published on his...

On Russia-Africa Matters and the Emerging Multipolar World

In the last decades, great power rivalries and competition have characterised contemporary Africa, popularly termed as the new scramble for Africa. Within the context...

Russia-Africa Summit to Focus on Neocolonialism and Global Politics

In a run-up to the second Russia-Africa summit, set to be held in St. Petersburg on July 27-28, both Russian and African experts say...

Russia-Africa: Critical Challenges, Refined Practical Approach

In the run-up to the forthcoming St. Petersburg African leaders' summit, the Valdai Discussion Club held a brain-storming session with policy experts from Russia...

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