By Joseph Anuga I remember seeing pictures on Cable News Network of the carnage brought upon defenseless people during the 1994 genocide in ...

By Charles Leyeka Lufumpa, Acting Chief Economist and Vice President for Economic Governance and Knowledge Management at the African Development Bank Group After ...

By Matthew Hassan Kukah   “Every day, the evidence is before us… in the mind of those whom we have entrusted our future to, ...

At one time or another, nations and individuals confront crisis points – moments of existential challenge that also open up new possibilities. African ...

By Carl Manlan and Michael Mapstone Often when people speak about the need for infrastructure development in Africa, they are discussing bricks and mortar, improved ...

By Caesar Keluro In all just a few months, we came close to extinction as a race. Just like the amnesia that has ...

By NJ Ayuk As African oil and gas countries struggle with Covid-19’s devastating impact on demand, two international groups seem to be celebrating ...

By Patricia Scotland, Commonwealth Secretary-General Today in India and Bangladesh, millions of people are hunkered down in shelters, many with masks on their ...

‘A hunter does not have mercy on a sick animal’ (an Akan adage) The thought of the above adage is illustrated by the ...

Tens of millions of people in Africa could become destitute as a result of COVID-19 and its catastrophic impact on fragile economies and ...

There are concerns that more Nigeria manufacturers will close shop before the end of October this year not because of COVID-19, but rather ...

By Cesar A. Mba ABOGO*, Minister of Finance, Economy and Planning of Equatorial Guinea In 1990, when Cameroon’s football team did the unthinkable ...