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Russia Readies to Boost Cooperation with Mozambique
President Vladimir Putin has held an extended meeting with the visiting
Mozambican leader Filipe Nyusi in the Kremlin where both discussed bilateral
cooperation between the two...
Transnational Crimes in the Maritime Realm
Maritime
trafficking routes closely follow the commercial shipping lanes. The modalities,
technologies and strategies put into place by criminals are often times more sophisticated
in caliber than...
Addressing Economic Challenges in Africa Through Deep Investments
The African
continent comprises a diverse collection of countries,
each with its own set of challenges. The governance of individual territories,
regions, and countries requires tremendous care...
Does Kenya Really Want To End Terrorism?
New dangerous dynamics are emerging at the
Horn of Africa. Political tension emanating from maritime territory that
Somalia and Kenya, both claim it as part of...
Africa yet to unleash full potential of its nature-based tourism
Countries in Africa can do more to develop tourism in protected areas,
which would in turn create jobs in rural places, diversify and grow their
economies...
Walvis Bay to net more tourists, thanks to upgraded port
With its sand dunes and abundant birdlife, Walvis Bay is already an
important centre of tourism activity in Namibia. The bay is a safe haven...
Towards the First All-African Conference in Sochi
As Russia prepares to strengthen its overall
corporate economic profile during the African leaders' summit, policy experts
are questioning bilateral agreements that were signed, many of...
God, thinking of the film “A beautiful mind”, the life of John Nash
I've lived with
relapse and recovery, the hospitalization of mental illness recurring every six
months or so since my early twenties. I don't talk very much...
Russia and Africa at the Crossroad
A decade
and half ago, precisely in May 2004, this opinion article has since remained
unpublished by the local Russian and foreign media. But, this time...
Reserve judgment: Arbitrating energy disputes in Africa
As African states seek to use national laws to protect their natural resources and increase revenue from their development, Fieldfisher dispute resolution partner, Simon...