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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By Francis B. Nyamnjoh The chronicle of Celui-Qui-Fait-Trembler-La-Mort was not a biography of a man,…
By Adonis Byemelwa Fuel prices in Tanzania have surged into record territory, turning a global…
By Aminu Adamu* There is a village in Zamfara State where the people no longer…
By Boris Esono Nwenfor BUEA, PAV – Cameroon is once again facing a defining constitutional…
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By Roseline Okere* Lays foundation stone of Procter and Gambles’ N43bn plant THE Federal Government yesterday, unveiled plans to develop…
By Jason Beaubien July 9, 2012 The southern African nation of Botswana has one of the highest rates of HIV…
By Horand Knaup and Jan Puhl* Africa's growing middle class is fueling development across the continent. Ambitious entrepreneurs are creating…
Washington D.C., July 6th, 2012 – In response to the youth-led Arab Spring, African Heads of State have accelerated the…
By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF* MASERU, Lesotho GENERATIONS of Americans have learned to pity Africa. It’s mainly seen as a quagmire…
By Eliot Pence & Bright Simons* Discussions about Africa’s evolution tend to measure the continent’s ‘gradual’ assimilation into the global…
By Meredith Baker BBC News, Johannesburg Across the African continent, internet penetration is low, computers are often too expensive to…
Brian Padden* LUSAKA — Former President George W. Bush is in Africa this week to promote cervical cancer detection and…