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Cameroon: ‘Enough Is Enough’ After 10 Years of Conflict – Agbor Balla
By Boris Esono Nwenfor BUEA, PAV – Cameroon must do more to end a decade of conflict in its English-speaking regions, the human rights advocate Felix Nkongho Agbor “Balla” has…
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UN Security Council Rejects Delay of Kenyatta, Ruto Trials
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council on Friday rejected a resolution that would have delayed the International Criminal Court…
South Africa’s untold tragedy of neoliberal apartheid
By Jerome Roos* Twenty years after apartheid, the old freedom fighters of the ANC have come to reproduce the…
After win in DRC, a confident new Tanzania emerges on the East African stage
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EXPLOSIVE: What Obasanjo Told Me About Third Term — Atiku
Sani Tukur* Atiku Abubakar can conveniently be regarded as the proverbial cat with nine lives because the story of his life…
Is South Africa Losing the Battle?
By Jayaseelan Naidoo* We are the biggest economy in Africa and a third of sub-Saharan GDP. Africa's average global…
Ghana:The Four Johns of The Fourth Republic
Ghana was the first black African nation to win independence on 6th March 1957. On July 1, 1960, Ghana became…
Kenyan president Kenyatta’s war crimes trial to be suspended
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