Opinion

By Rachel Reiff Ellis. There’s no way around it: Things don’t always work out for your kids. They fail the

By Haythem Guesmi. The election, seen as a sham by most in the country, did nothing to defuse the tensions

By Will Brown. For years the bar in the British Embassy was the place to be in Sudan. Booze is

By Steven Ratuva When the final election results were announced around 4pm on Sunday, many Fijians, at home and around the

By Boris Ezomo. “Is life really better for Nigerian doctors in the US and the UK than in Nigeria?” OK

Flooding can affect food security for over 5.6 million people across several African nations, according to a new study. The

By Michael Rubin As the Ethiopian civil war nears its second anniversary, peace remains elusive. African Union-led talks have gone

By Our Reporter. A close ally of Russia’s President Vladimir Putin with his own private militia was quick to praise

By Emmanuel Awode. Reminiscent of the 2015 presidential election in Nigeria, the frenzy associated with the exercise is being rejuvenated

(MENAFN– The Conversation) West Africa’s latest successful coup , in Burkina Faso on 24 January, 2022, has renewed unease about

By Innocent Masengo. That most Africans are poor, not because they really are poor, but because someone decides to describe

By  Sadiq Obanoyen On 23rd June this year, the global media was awash with reports of the arrest in London

Tobi Amusan’s Tears By Tunji Olaopa By now, virtually everybody throughout Nigeria has heard of Tobi Amusan, the Nigerian superlative athlete