More: Africa
Lost in Translation
African writers’ stories have often been fragmented in Africa since Nelson Mandela was released from prison. They have often not been told, put into...
African Cinema
Television, films and churches formed a large part of the origins of my writing when I was younger. My childhood was not as bleak...
New Development Goals to Boost Africa’s Fight against Poverty
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which will be launched later this year, give Africa its best chance yet of eradicating poverty, said a panel...
Crisis report: African and European refugee crisis
No visible victims on the first sight, no direct opposing parties and enemies, but yet more than 1.800 casualties in less than five months....
New Perspectives for Russia- Nigerian Relations
Nigerian diplomatic representatives, African researchers, non-governmental organizations, business people from Russia and Nigerian diaspora, local and foreign media representatives participated a one-day round-table discussions...
The Post-apartheid Dilemma
War and peace. There are blurred lines in the realities of both. A separation anxiety as the paradigm shifts from the air that a...
Somalia: Everyday tragedy in the Horn of Africa
In the Horn of Arica lies Somalia, a country that is intertwined with widespread lawlessness, ineffective government, terrorism, crime, and stagnation of development. ...
Apartheid and Xenophobia
“In the face of pain there are no heroes.” ― George Orwell, 1984 The future of democracy is uncertain after the recent xenophobic attacks...
African Leaders Participate in Victory Day
Three African leaders from South Africa, Zimbabwe and Egypt were among the invited global personalities who witnessed this year’s Victory Day parade on May...
Away from the spotlight – Central African Republic
The conflict in Central African Republic (CAR) is happening away from the spotlights. It seems that the world has forgotten of civil war, which...