There is no shortage of news from the UK, a major former colonial master in Africa, over whose former empire the sun reputedly never set. We...
The name of the organisation is as opaque as a name can get: World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA). I had never heard of it. And...
Nigerian corporate influence and that of the West continue to collide. The rationale is straightforward: whereas corporate activity in Europe and America is part of their...
The potential contestants in the approaching elections are already sizing themselves up and assessing their chances of fooling their people enough for them to believe that...
On January 27, Kenyan women flooded city streets to protest rising cases of femicide. These were the largest protests ever held against gender-based violence in the...
In an interview with NTV Keny, at the start of the week, Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame painted a rather bleak picture of the East African Community...
When you see the East African Community wobbling around ineffectively and its rules and principles being casually flouted by member states, don’t you get the feeling...
On Sunday, August 15, 1971, the United States economy was literally facing a firing squad. The Dollar was in a mess. Price gougers were everywhere, and...
The elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have concluded. The incumbent Felix Tshisekedi is poised to win a second term in office. However, many...
The recent judgments overseen by the Attorney General in compensating individuals like Hon. Mwaliteta, Hon. Frank Tayali, Mr. William Banda, and the late Mapenzi a case...