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U.S. Policy on Zimbabwe Leaves Door Open for China

The clearest image yet of the failure of United States’ policy towards Zimbabwe was on display last week when President Emmerson Mnangagwa toured the site of...

African Economic Conference: The do’s and don’ts of youth employment

African governments, working with civil society and the private sector, should formulate deliberate policies to boost employability, particularly of the continent’s youth, according to regional surveys...

Assessing the challenges and opportunities of Africa’s energy future

The International Energy Agency has significantly deepened its engagement with Africa in recent years, including through greater dialogue with governments and business leaders, increased training programmes for...

Bring women to the table to build peace in Africa, say gender experts

Women bear the brunt of conflict and for peace building to be successful they must be involved in conflict resolution and reconstruction at every stage, said...

Sola Osofisan’s masterpiece ‘Blood Will Call’: A bowl of green apples, and a book review

"And as imagination bodies forth the forms of things unknown, the poet’s pen turns them to shapes and gives to airy nothing; a local habitation and...

A New Currency Offers New Hope for Zimbabwe

For many Zimbabweans queuing up outside banks last week, it must have felt like the beginning of a new era. A decade after the...

Africa: Urgent action needed to mobilise domestic resources as tax revenues plateau

The average tax-to-GDP ratio for the 26 countries participating in the new edition of Revenue Statistics in Africa was unchanged at 17.2% for the third consecutive year in 2017....

Russia, Africa and the Debts

Long seen as a strategic partner, Russia has opened a new chapter and started building better relations with Africa, and most significantly made its move by...

China’s ties with Africa go beyond the “debt trap”

Authors: Do Quynh Anh & Francis Kwesi Kyirewiah* Over the past decades, there have been numerous arguments about China’s relations with Africa which is seen as...

CHETRA Eyes Africa for Expansion

CHETRA is a Russian company that sells industrial equipment and spare parts under the brand "CHETRA" produced by the Promtractor plant, as well as supplies spare...

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Ukraine Expands Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure as Peace Talks Stall

Ukraine has significantly intensified its campaign against Russian energy...

Iran Blames United States Policy Shifts and Israeli Strikes for Delays in Nuclear and Regional Diplomacy

Iran has accused the United States of prolonging efforts...

Malaysia Bans Social Media Sign Ups for Children Under 16 in Major Online Safety Push

Malaysia has introduced new regulations preventing children under the...

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