Dibussi Tande

One.org is elated by recent dramatic improvements in the business regulatory environment in Sub-Saharan Africa:

Drogba’s Country looks at four major challenges facing the Ouattara regime in Cote d’Ivoire, while commenting on the rapid pace of normalisation in the country just months after the formal end of the civil war:

Ntemfac Ofege claims that candidates in Cameroon’s Presidential election are in it for the money:

Muammar Gaddafi’s 42-year reign as leader of Libya is now history thanks to an armed rebellion which was helped across the finish line by NATO and the Western powers. What will the new Libya look like? Will it become a stable democracy or an outpost for Islamic extremist?

The surreal images of ex-Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak on a hospital bed inside an iron cage in a Cairo courtroom have been the leading topic in the African blogosphere this week.

Muzungu Diaries provides an eyewitness account of the independence celebrations in Juba, South Sudan:

In recent weeks, there have been a series of conferences in Africa and Europe that focused on the role of technology, specifically social media, in promoting development and good governance in Africa. These have spun a number of discussions about the real impact of social media in Africa:

Writing in the Up Station Mountain Club blog, Professor Emmanuel Konde of Albany State University in the United States, joins a bewildering list of Cameroonian academics and intellectuals at h

Suleiman’s Blog seeks to put the post-election violence that erupted in (Northern) Nigeria in context: