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Forum held in Kigali on increasing access to sustainable energy in East Africa

The Sustainable Energy Forum for East Africa took place between 19 and 21 March 2018 in Kigali, Rwanda. Over 400 high-level representatives from government,...

Ethiopia’s forests, an undervalued resource

In Ethiopia, the second most populous country in Africa after Nigeria, policymakers are trying to make their nation’s economic development more sustainable. One of the...

Displacement: The Challenges Of IDPs & Refugees

As a native from South Sudan and also from Africa, I am well-aware that the U.N. has been responsible for protecting refugees from danger...

The importance of telemedicine technology for Africa

Many African countries are still consistently looking forward to improve healthcare delivery to millions of people living in rural communities with little success. In...

The Ethiopian Powder Keg Is a Regional Threat

When governmental forces killed at least 9 civilians in last week’s security operation in Ethiopia’s Oromia region to enforce the country’s state of emergency,...

The Sustainable Energy Forum for East Africa 2018

The Sustainable Energy Forum for East Africa, a key event for promoting access to renewable energy sources in the region, will take place between...

New SIPRI brief on central Mali shows how interpretations of the conflict shape the responses

SIPRI announced the publication of a new Insights Paper, entitled ‘Central Mali: violence, local perspectives and diverging narratives’. At a time when international—and national—actors are...

Worse than Oil? The Geopolitics of the Banana

Attracting encroachments to national sovereignty by rapacious Washington-connected multinational corporations and the meddling attentions of their powerful home country; stunting reform and economic development...

New UNWTO Agenda for Africa moves ahead in Berlin

An African ministerial working meeting conveyed by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) during this year’s Berlin International Tourism Fair ITB (8 March) agreed to...

Disinformation as a tool for destabilizing enterprises: Shell /Greenpeace and Elf-Shell/ Ran

On February 16th, 1995, the British government authorized the oil company Shell to sink the Brent oil spar off the coast of Scotland. The...

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Why Reparations Are an Inalienable Right of Africans and People of African Descent

Decades after attaining political independence, African countries have teamed...

AfD, Reform UK and RN Aren’t the Same Story

In 2026, a small cottage industry of British commentators...

Is China Turning Economic Influence in Africa into Strategic Power?

China can leverage its membership in the BRICS group...

Do Sanctions Still Work? Russia, Iran and Sudan Say No

On February 1st, the G7's price cap on Russian...
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