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Is Ibrahim Traoré Actually Improving Burkina Faso?

Captain Ibrahim Traoré has been president of Burkina Faso for around one year at this point after taking over in a coup. During his...

The News Deserts of Africa

The term “News Desert” gained prominence in the United States of America after hundreds of daily and weekly newspapers were closed around the country,...

Why I started an African Podcast 

Podcasting is a medium that I have always found to be incredibly intriguing. The idea that people would be willing to listen to hours...

It is Time to Stop Blaming Outsiders for Africa’s Problems

One thing I have never quite enjoyed encountering from many African writers and intellectuals is this overemphasis on conflating many of Africa’s issues in...

Is this South Africa’s Most Important Election?

South Africa recently commemorated the end of Apartheid. During this time, the sacrifices that had been made by Nelson Mandela are remembered as well....

Nigeria’s North vs South Divide is Hurting The Country

The playbook often used the European colonial governments to maintain a strong grip on their power over their colonies typically involved grouping communities of...

Africa’s Politicians Are Too Old

Africa has a major problem, its leaders are too old. Despite being the youngest continent in the world, Africa’s leaders are often many decades...

Africa’s Political Class Is Too Out Of Touch 

One of the most frustrating aspects of the African political climate is how corrupt and out of touch most of our leaders and politician...

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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.
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When is Foreign Intervention Justified?

When a government turns its weapons on its own people, does sovereignty still shield it from outside intervention?

African Trends: When will Africa become self-sufficient?

The growing starvation crisis across the continent begs the question: when will Africa become self-sufficient?

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When is Revolution the Answer?

Around the world, we have seen major in Gen Z-led protests movements that have toppled governments

Africa Can Learn a Lot From American Attitudes on Diversity

Tribalism has been a source of major conflict and division within Africa. There is a lot we in Africa can learn from American attitudes towards diversity.

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