Invest in African youth today for a brighter tomorrow
Whether Africa’s ‘youth bulge’ will become an asset or a time-bomb will depend on the degree to which we invest, or fail to do so, in human capital today, says Hippolyte Fofack.
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African nations must cooperate to bounce back from Covid-19
Africans have the chance today to take control of their economic futures but only a united response will have a lasting, long-term impact, says Alexander Cummings.
Yes, I insist that China must pay Africa damages for Covid-19
Beijing should do the right thing now and accept the debt it owes Africa as a result of its failures on Covid-19, argues Obiageli Ezekwesili
The Covid-19 crisis: lessons for a new world order
The global health crisis has called into question the kind of society we want to live in. Togo’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Professor Robert Dussey, puts forward 10 lessons we can learn in order to construct a more humanistic world order
Paul Kagame: No compromise on African values
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame defies standard categorisation. Some see him as the greatest living African leader who has built a shining, virtually corruption-free nation of …
The State of Foreign Direct Investments in Africa
Foreign Direct Investments – FDI Flows – to Africa rose by 11 per cent to $46 billion in the past year, and in 2019, a …