Why foreign countries are scrambling to set up bases in Africa
At least 13 foreign powers have a substantial military presence on the continent. The US and France are at the forefront of conducting operations on African soil.
How colonialism’s legacy continues to plague the International Criminal Court
Eighteen years since its formation, it is debatable whether the introduction of the court has achieved what was intended.
African farmers and agribusinesses need fair access to markets in face of climate change
Up-to-date information on food prices is critical to understanding agricultural food systems in the region and for collectively planning responses.
Africa’s green revolution initiative has faltered: Why other ways must be found
More recent UN figures show that the number of severely hungry people in sub-Saharan Africa as a whole has grown 50% since the alliance’s founding in 2006.
Top 25 Brands Transforming Tourism Experience in Kenya 2022
An A&K private Jet journey is the pinnacle of inspiring adventure incorporating everything learnt and perfected in the more than 50 years as the world’s luxury travel pioneer.
Putting an end to billions in fishing subsidies could improve fish stocks and ocean health
Fears of food shortages in many nations have largely receded, and 90 per cent of global fish stocks are either fully exploited or overfished.
A Covid-19 vaccine plant in Africa? This is what it would take to build one
It takes time to design and build a manufacturing plant, to obtain all the regulatory approvals, and to establish quality control processes.
Why Africa’s push to make vaccines should look further than Covid-19
Africa has 54 countries and 1.2 billion people, but produces only 1% of all the vaccines it administers.
Adichie and Emezi: Ignore the noise, pay attention to the conversation
African writers being portrayed as icons isn’t new. The same became true of the revered “fathers” of canonical postcolonial African fiction, Chinua Achebe and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o, for example.
The fight against economic fraud: how African countries are tackling the challenge
Currently, anti-fraud measures seem largely an affair between state and corporates (including business associations), and consumers.