African leaders have paid tribute to the late British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, although some critics have said Africans cannot mourn a member of a royal family closely associated with colonial oppression.
Recent reports on the state of gender inequality in finance, business and the workplace confirm that resource allocation to GEE is meagre and progress towards its implementation painstakingly slow.
The war in Ukraine, climate change and supply chain disruptions have put Africa’s food security under strain. Yet Africa could not only become self-sufficient in food but be able to export a sizeable surplus.
This unique polling of the opinions of Africa’s youth is an invaluable guide for the continent’s leaders as they try to chart out courses for the future.
The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) has a new head, the Senegalese Mamadou Biteye.
In this year of the Platinum Jubilee of the UK’s Queen Elizabeth ll, Lord Hain recalls some encounters with Her Majesty from his own long stint as a front-bench British politician.
