Ethiopia’s looted artefact conundrum
Ethiopian treasures looted by the British Army in 1868 have all but escaped attention – until now, as museums and institutions increasingly wrestle with facing …
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Zimbabwe elections: Mnangagwa vs Chamisa
Now the gloves are off, it’s bare knuckle for bare knuckle, and not surprisingly, the younger challenger, Nelson Chamisa, with less political nous, is reeling …
A witches’ brew in the Horn
Slowly but surely, the Horn of Africa is being dragged into a dangerous power game involving a host of Middle East and global rivals whose interests seem …
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 ( …
