Fresh faces of British politics – young, African and driven
In the wake of the stalled Brexit, young politicians of African origin are emerging as some of the sanest voices. Writes Clayton Goodwin. Africans are …
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Africa should stop being a lacklustre consumer of technology. Here is why…
How can we use technology to level the playing field and allow rural or poorer communities to gain access to better education without Angelina Jolie …
Return to the old bad days: The ugly rise of racism in Europe
Last month, Western Allies celebrated the 75the anniversary of the defeat of the racist ideology of Nazism. The promise was that of a brave new …
Why the United Nations is not too big to fall
Is it time to consider the future longevity of the United Nations? The signs are that this organisation may go the way of former behemoths …
With rising isolationist governments in the West, Africa must smell the coffee
The rise of racist, nationalistic and isolationist governments in the West could spell the end of the age of liberal democracy. Are we in Africa …
AfCFTA: “A lot remains to be done… But Africa is committed,” Muchanga
As the African Continental Free Trade Area comes into force, the African Union Commissioner for Trade and Industry Albert M. Muchanga wrote in this commemorative …