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Who Is Afraid Of "Rufaism" As a Brand of Journalism? -By Isaac Asabor – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Who Is Afraid Of "Rufaism" As a Brand of Journalism? -By Isaac Asabor – Opinion Nigeria

Little wonder his experience has offered him the opportunity to be involved in other engagements that include being an analyst on African Issues for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), an analyst on small business and economy for TV Continental, and a facilitator for the Nigerian Bar Association conference in 2021. He has also facilitated training for top management staff of Microsoft and Nielsen group.

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | African Issues; President Tinubu Ready to take up Gauntlet, says Dele Alake - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | African Issues; President Tinubu Ready to take up Gauntlet, says Dele Alake

African Issues; President Tinubu Ready to take up Gauntlet, says Dele Alake

Tinubu ready to lead as Africa looks up to Nigeria — Alake - Vimarsana News

Tinubu ready to lead as Africa looks up to Nigeria — Alake

Everybody is looking up to Nigeria, especially in Africa and the ECOWAS region and President Tinubu is ready to take up the gauntlet

Failures of a diplomacy under orders - Vimarsana News

Failures of a diplomacy under orders

Excluded from the peace process in Syria, absent from the main international meetings within the UMA, the "new Algeria" of the Tebboune-Chengriha group is

USA/Africa: Building Back Better? Or Not? - Vimarsana News

USA/Africa: Building Back Better? Or Not?

Editor's Note Last week marked six months for the Biden administration and for the narrow Democratic majority in Congress. So it seems an appropriate time for a report card on U.S. Africa policy. And that also means a review of U.S. policies on today's most pressing global issues, on which the negative effects fall disproportionately on Africans on the continent and in the diaspora. This AfricaFocus Bulletin is my version of such a report card. It's short, just pass/fail. It's not an essay, nor is it an argument to persuade others that mine is correct. Bottom line, there’s no doubt that Bide...