In an era of political and economic uncertainty, global crises and diminishing donor contributions, Africa’s regional economic communities (RECs) must reimagine their approach to regional integration....
The budget season is here again. It is an institutional and desirable annual ritual. Revenue collection and spending at the federal, State and local government levels...
The war in Sudan presents the world – and Africa – with a test. This far, we have scored miserably. The international community has failed the...
With 32.70 per cent headline inflation, 40.20 per cent food inflation, and bread inflation of 45 per cent, all caused by the removal of subsidies from...
Next week, the East African Community, especially the original three members Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, will be marking their revival Silver Jubilee, which is also an...
The ACT-Wazalendo party has been closely following and monitoring political events in the United Republic of Tanzania which, if not attended to urgently, might lead our...
In 2015, an MP was shot in Nairobi in the wee hours of the night. As investigators scrambled to find the killers, members of the Parliamentary...
Imagine a couple whose marriage has produced many children celebrating their golden jubilee (50th anniversary) with divorce! The World Bank and Uganda did better (or worse)...
Nigeria, rich in resources and with a burgeoning young population, remains paradoxically stagnant due to its over-reliance on imports. This dependency, rather than being a temporary...
There must be someone somewhere trying to make sense of what is happening around us these days. You only have to take into consideration a number...