Can Libya break its vicious cycle?
The international community is pushing for Libya to hold elections this year to break the vicious cycle of instability and conflict. But voting, according to …
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US military pact controversy rages on
The controversy over the US–Ghana defence deal, which came into effect late last month, rumbles on, with the opposition accusing the government of ‘selling out’ …
Nigeria’s skin-deep political system?
President Muhammadu Buhari has announced that, following pressure, he will stand for elections next year. But what has his administration achieved – or failed to …
NGOS IN AFRICA: A TAINTED HISTORY
From Oxfam, Save The Children, and this week, to Irish rocker’s Bono’s ONE Campaign, scandal after scandal continue to hit the Non Govermental Orgarnisations ( …
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf scores another first: Wins Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership 2017.
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who until last month, was the first and only elected female Head of State in Africa, has once again scored another first …
Fathers and sons: The age-old battle of Kenya’s political dynasties
To understand the current political situation in Kenya, it is important to look back to the roots of the clash of the country’s powerful political …
