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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Towards the Second Russia-Africa Summit

Following the instruction of Russian President on the preparation of the second Russia-Africa Summit in 2022, a working meeting between Adviser to the President of the Russian Federation and the...

Fewer African Students Came to Russia in 2020

As federal government scholarships are highly limited, Russia's educational institutions are ready to train more and more specialists on tuition paying basis for Africa....

Rosatom Empowering Africa

After the first Russia-Africa summit held in Sochi, authorities have been moving to build on this new chapter of Russia's relations with African countries....

Russia – Africa: Reviving Traditions

Over the past few years, Russia's sphere of influence in Africa has been strengthening and broadening with much focus on helping to maintain peace...

ECOWAS Needs to Adopt Robust Approaches to Silencing the Guns Agenda

The ECOWAS Commission has held a one-day workshop on the modalities for implementing the Silencing the Guns agenda in West Africa, a flagship programme...

Russian Aluminium delivers Sputnik V vaccine to Guinea

Russian Aluminium (RusAl), a leading global aluminium producer, has delivered to Guinea a consignment of the world's first registered vaccine against COVID-19 Sputnik V,...

Samia Suluhu Hassan becomes Tanzania’s first female President

On March 19, Tanzania's Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in as the sixth president of the East African country following the death of President John...

Empowering medical research in Africa

With estimated 1.3 billion population and huge resources including (human), Africa still lags behind development, science and technology. Without its own manufactured vaccine, Africa...

UN Technology Bank to Cooperate with Rosсongress Foundation

After the first Russia-Africa summit held in Sochi, and within the framework of the joint declaration that was adopted, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs...

U.S. Special Operations Forces will train Mozambican marines

On March 15, the U.S. Government and the Government of Mozambique launched a two-month Joint Combined Exchange Training (JCET) training program. U.S. Special Operations...

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