Zimbabwe’s Multi-Million-Dollar Crocodile Farms Fuel Economic Growth and Jobs
Zimbabwe’s crocodile industry inches forward, raises questions about jobs, conservation and value What sounds at first like an exotic sideline to traditional…
Zimbabwe’s crocodile industry inches forward, raises questions about jobs, conservation and value What sounds at first like an exotic sideline to traditional…
Negotiations on the Brink: Nigeria’s Academic Crisis Deepens In the heart of Nigeria, a looming confrontation between the government and its academic…
The Unseen Struggles Behind Nigeria’s Economic Reforms In a nation known for its vibrant culture, rich resources, and entrepreneurial spirit, a staggering…
Lesotho court forces five displaced families to share compensation with host community — a ruling that raises bigger questions about justice for…
Chad’s Constitutional Shift: A Step Toward Authoritarianism? In a move many are interpreting as a step away from democracy, lawmakers in Chad…
Two killed as Morocco’s Gen Z protests expose a generational fault line When word spread on TikTok and Discord that young people…
A Cautious Celebration: Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary Approaches As Nigeria gears up for its 65th independence anniversary on October 1, a palpable…
As AGOA Faces Expiration, What Lies Ahead for U.S.-Africa Trade Relations? The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), a landmark piece of…
Tragedy Strikes Ethiopian Marathon Community with the Loss of Shewarge Alene The sun was just beginning to rise over Addis Ababa, casting…
As AGOA’s clock runs out, U.S. influence in Africa faces a test After a quarter-century as the marquee U.S. trade tool for…
The Dimensions of Power: Chad’s Constitutional Shifts and the Future of Democracy In an echo of a familiar refrain across many African…