Politics

Equatorial Guinea: President Resigns After Government’s Poor Performance Evaluation

Equatorial Guinea has drawn rare continental attention after reports that its government resigned following a poor performance evaluation. According to official statements, the administration was found to have met only a small fraction of its stated targets, prompting what authorities described as a decision grounded in accountability and results-based governance. While full details of the...
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South Africa, Afrophobia and Public Relations: When Perception Becomes a Continental Problem

A nation’s reputation is one of its most valuable assets. It influences tourism, investment, diplomacy, business opportunities, and cultural influence. Yet reputation can be difficult to build and remarkably easy to damage. South Africa is currently confronting that reality as concerns over xenophobia and anti-immigrant sentiment increasingly affect how the country is viewed across Africa....
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“Labour Not for the Meat Which Perisheth”: Food Handouts and the Assessment of Governance in Nigeria (1)

The above catchphrase documented in John 6: 1-27, is associated with Jesus Christ when he fed 5000 people with 5 loaves of bread and two fishes. After healing the sick, he fed them, transforming a teaching session into a “soup kitchen” that satisfied physical hunger. As a result, the crowd sought him in a way that is patronizing for “signs” and tangible benefits, for the miraculous...
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African Heroes Who Changed History but Remain Underrated

When discussions about world history arise, the names that often dominate the conversation are those of European explorers, American presidents, and famous military leaders. Yet Africa has produced countless visionaries, freedom fighters, scholars, rulers, and innovators whose contributions have shaped societies far beyond the continent. Unfortunately, many of these figures remain largely unknown outside academic...
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Africa’s Unfinished Dream: What Happened to the Vision of Unity?

credit: chikaoduah Sixty-three years ago, African leaders gathered in Addis Ababa with a bold dream. They imagined a continent united politically, economically, and culturally after decades of colonialism and exploitation. The creation of the Organization of African Unity in 1963 symbolised hope for liberation, solidarity, and shared prosperity. The vision was powerful. A strong Africa....
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Children’s Day in Africa: What Hope Truly Exists for the African Child?

Every year, Children’s Day is marked with colourful celebrations, speeches, dances, and promises about the future. Across Africa, leaders proudly repeat the familiar phrase: “Children are the leaders of tomorrow.” But many young Africans are beginning to ask a difficult question: when exactly will tomorrow come? Across several African countries, political power remains dominated by...
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