Ghana in a Health Crisis: Striking a Balance between Saving Lives and Preserving Livelihoods
Introduction On January 30, 2020, the World Health Organization declared a public health...
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Category: Africa(B)
ECOWAS: A Useful Ally to the UN and AU in the Fight for West African Democracy
Unfortunately, during the decades since many African countries have gained independence, their...
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Evaluating Counterterrorist Efforts in Africa’s Sahel Region
Before the West gets too excited about downsizing in Iraq and Afghanistan, it shouldn’t...
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Women at the Forefront of Sudan’s Uprising
By: Fatime-Zara Beri* This past April has ushered in a new change in Sudan. The spirit of...
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Democracy in Africa: Progression or Regression?
By: Harold Niebel* In the past several months, many African countries have conducted presidential...
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A New Economy For Africa: The effects Of Chinese Infiltration
Bézawit Tenna * As the proverb says, “Give a man a fish, and you’ll feed him for a day....
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Challenging Africa’s Upcoming Elections: Female Heads of States
By: Fatime Beri* On October 25, 2018, Ethiopia’s parliament approved senior diplomat Sahle-Worke...
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The Regional Legacy of Rwanda’s Genocide
By: Harold Niebel* April 7, 1994 marks a day of solemnity and mourning for Rwandans, as it is a...
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