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The DRC is the Biggest Manifestation of Africa’s Resource Curse
A recent coup attempt in the DRC brought to bear much of the burden borne by African nations due to the presence of natural resources.
Economy
Africa Fails Miserably at Providing Young People Opportunities
Every year, thousands of young people are graduating and looking to enter the workforce all over the world. However, an unfortunate reality for those...
Economy
Should African Countries Stop Taking Chinese loans?
For over two decades now, the Chinese government has been providing African governments with large amounts of loans for things such as infrastructures as...
Economy
Are Natural Resources a Blessing or a Curse in Africa?
When you look at the dire economic state of many African countries, it’s almost difficult to believe that so many of our countries are...
Economy
Africa’s Housing Crisis
Often when we hear the term “housing crisis,” it is in reference to mostly developed nations. In many developed nations, especially in Western nations,...
Economy
Africa’s infrastructure has been the biggest victim of government corruption
Corruption has been a major problem all over the African continent, and its effects have been felt by all of us in one way or another.
Economy
Nigeria: The Binance Saga Paints a Bleak Picture on the Current State of Affairs
The detention of two Binance executives by Nigerian authorities, following their meetings with government officials, highlights a concerning state of affairs within the government....
Economy
Many of Africa’s Youth Are Graduating Into Unemployment
I recall a time, during my bachelor's studies, I was on campus with a close friend of mine, and we were just sitting around...
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The Toxic Culture of Over-Respect Towards Elders
Respecting elders is important, but when it becomes automatic and unquestioned, it can do more harm than good
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African Trends: Iran War Causes Spike in Oil Prices
The consequences of the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran have not limited to the Middle East.
When is Foreign Intervention Justified?
When a government turns its weapons on its own people, does sovereignty still shield it from outside intervention?
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Washington Post Struggles Are Indicative of Wider Issues in the Media
The Washington Post looks to be on a steady decline over the last few years. This comes at a time when trust in the media at an all-time low.
The Significance of Kai Cenat’s trip to Makoko
Recently, the popular Twitch streamer, Kai Cenat, made a...
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The African Union Operates Exactly as Designed
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