Aid or Partnership? Rethinking the Relationship Between the Majority and Minority World
In a small clinic on the outskirts of Tamale in northern Ghana, Amina cradles her two-year-old daughter, recovering from a…
In a small clinic on the outskirts of Tamale in northern Ghana, Amina cradles her two-year-old daughter, recovering from a…
“Diplomacy can fail 700 times, but it is the 701st time that counts.” These words resonate deeply, especially in moments…
I had the opportunity to peruse the minutes of a joint EAC-SADC ministerial meeting, co-chaired by Kenyan foreign affairs minister…
USAID has endured graft charges and gross mismanagement for years, even before Donald Trump became president; now, its hour of…
Nowhere is Africa’s unwillingness to confront its problems more apparent than untangling itself from overdependence on foreign aid. It seems…
US president Donald Trump has threatened South Africa with a cut off of all development aid after passing a land…
Leader of South African political party – EFF, Julius Malema, has broached an important subject: the state of preparedness and…
In my previous discourse I sketched out the preliminary issues of ownership of Lake Nyasa/ Malawi between Malawi and Tanzania. …
Succession of the current chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission, Chad’s Moussa Faki Mahamat, is on shaping the…
“The United Nations (UN) was not created to take mankind to heaven, but to save humanity from hell.” Dag…