Africa
Taxes: O’Cry Beloved Women of Uganda
By Tom Oniro Elenyu From the garden to the kitchen and then to the table, a typical African woman in Uganda’s rural setting has been highly credited for fighting inflation…
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The One Who Makes Death Tremble
By Francis B. Nyamnjoh The chronicle of Celui-Qui-Fait-Trembler-La-Mort was not a biography of a man,…
Oil Shock Hits Tanzania: Global Oil Crisis Meets Tax Debate as Prices Soar Sharply
By Adonis Byemelwa Fuel prices in Tanzania have surged into record territory, turning a global…
The Open Gate: Why Nigeria Can’t Stop the Surge of Small Arms from the Sahel
By Aminu Adamu* There is a village in Zamfara State where the people no longer…
Agbor Balla: Anglophone VP Now Essential in Cameroon’s Constitutional Reform
By Boris Esono Nwenfor BUEA, PAV – Cameroon is once again facing a defining constitutional…
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In Spirit and in Form, Ousted Titan Keeps a Hold Over Senegal
By ADAM NOSSITER* DAKAR, Senegal — He suffered a crushing electoral defeat less than three months ago, rejected by nearly…
Introducing The African Kingdoms &Empires Theme Park or “Heritage City”
By Shanda Washington* Despite its immense potential, Africa is grossly misunderstood by many across the world. Talk about Africa and…
The Dilemma at the Heart of America’s Approach to Africa
By Howard W. French* JUBA, South Sudan -- In an extraordinary pair of articles published this week, The Washington Post…
China to keep an open mind about cooperation with US in Africa
By Cui Haipei (China Daily) China said on Friday that it will keep an open mind about discussions with the…
Nigeria: Boko Haram’s Endless Onslaught On Places of Worship
By Osby Isibor, analysis The Boko Haram sect, once a small outfit pledged only on bringing strict Islamic law to…
Feeding South Africa’s elite
South Africa's fine dining restaurant business is largely dominated by foreign nationals and white South Africans, but this did not…
iROKOtv, the “Netflix of Africa”, reaches 500,000 subscribers in less than six months
14 June 2012. iROKOtv, the “Netflix of Africa” and the continent’s first legal online source of Nollywood films, is delighted…
Banking on Africa’s poor
New mobile services mean that now, subsistence workers have access to banks. That’s changing lives. Louise Osborne* Vast distances, high…