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Betta Edu: Scapegoat, Victim of Feudalism and Kleptocracy

The effort to link the apartheid label to the production of a global cultural boycott comparable to that faced by South Africa is both the most plausible theory of change and the primary objective of the BDS movement.

Tinubu’s Presidency: Knowing the End From the Beginning (2)

Speech given in the Western House of Assembly, Ibadan, on 16 July, 1952. The cardinal principle,’ says he, ‘upon which the Administration of Northern

Speech given in the Western House of Assembly, Ibadan, on 16 July, 1952. I consider it an honour and a privilege to move the second reading of a Bill for

The military coup in Gabon has rekindled fear and tension among African leaders, particularly in the countries where democracy or civil rule is still

Muslim-Muslim ticket Why Middle Belt Forum adopted Peter Obi –Pogu, MBF president •Says realities of today don’t support Muslim-Muslim ticket •Monolithic North has collapsed The National President of the Middle Belt Forum (MBF), Dr Bitrus Pogu, has given reasons the group is supporting the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP). In an interview with…

Lusaka - Zambia: By Charles Mwewa

Unfulfilled promises and dwindling indirect rule are giving birth to a youthful citizenry with no faith in formal politics

Since the 2000s, a vibrant stream of research on African political economy and economic history has emerged that has produced a plethora of insights and has uncovered the shadow that Africa’s past casts on contemporary economic, social, and political development. This column introduces a free online course on “African History through the Lens of Economics”, which will bring