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There is vigorous discussion throughout the international development community about the policies and priorities necessary to stimulate economic growth and to ensure that such growth is both inclusive and sustainable.

The world awaits the release of the report of the Walter Rodney Commission of Inquiry. Over the past weeks controversy has swirled surrounding the circumstances in which the report has been submitted to the government of Guyana.

It’s been over a week now since the gut-wrenching video of a group of cadets from the Nigerian military’s elite training school, the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), brutalizing fellow cit

INTRODUCTION

In this interview, Kenyan activist John Wafula holds the view that: “FGM is not a culturally enriching choice but rather a tool to isolate women and girls for disempowerment, domination and stagnation.

Fifteen million Ethiopians are suffering Biblical famine right NOW!

The Thugtatorship of the Tigrean Peoples Liberation Front (T-TPLF) is chasing after “resort developers” from the Middle East.

What about the fifteen million facing the Biblical Black Horseman?

Lured by its potential profits, proponents of oil exploration in Malawi have been placing their hopes on the country becoming an oil-producing nation over the next few years. They argue that its production will bring much needed foreign exchange and economic prosperity to the country.

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February 15 this year marked the 90th anniversary of “Black History Month”, which I prefer to call African Heritage Month. It was started in 1926 as Black History Week by Dr. Cater G.

At last, on January 28, 2016, the International Criminal Court (ICC) opened the combined trials of President Laurent Gbagbo and Mr.