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Politics & Economy

Cautious welcome: World Bank and IMF return to Africa, but questions remain

To be effective, financial support for Africa must have several qualities: affordability, dependability, adequacy and sensitivity to the continent’s climate vulnerability. It must also be adaptable to address the persistent debt crises and liquidity challenges facing numerous African countries.

by The Conversation October 9, 2023October 9, 2023
Geopolitics

Africa is being courted by China, Russia and the US. Why the continent shouldn’t pick sides

I am a scholar of geopolitics and have conducted research on the continent’s trade ties to the major powers. My findings have led me to the conclusion that Africa can gain more by being neutral than by picking sides.

by The Conversation September 5, 2023September 4, 2023
Markets & Investments

Global Black Impact Summit: ‘Investing in Black-Owned Businesses is Investing in the Future’

By promoting investments in Black-owned businesses, the Global Black Impact Summit will unleash a wave of economic equality and societal transformation, heralding a new era of diversity and inclusion in the business world, says the Black Impact Foundation (BIF).

by Thandisizwe Mgudlwa August 19, 2023August 19, 2023
Politics & Economy

What caused the coup in Niger? An expert outlines three driving factors

The current coup plotters have blamed rising insecurity and a lack of economic growth. They stated that the intervention was necessary to avoid “the gradual and inevitable demise” of the country. I believe, however, there are other issues that precipitated the latest coup d’etat.

by The Conversation August 2, 2023August 2, 2023
Politics & Economy

Egypt and Ethiopia are finally working on a water deal – what that means for other Nile River states

Ethiopia, whose highlands provide more than 85% of the water that flows into the Nile, has long argued that it has the right under international law to manage resources within its own borders for its national development. It sees the “Nile as a gift of God” given to Ethiopians to use for their development.

by The Conversation July 31, 2023July 28, 2023
Politics & Economy

Russia summit is an opportunity for Africa to unite on Ukraine and get Wagner out of the continent

African participants at the St Petersburg summit must make their collective voice heard on Wagner Group mercenaries in African conflicts.

by The Conversation July 29, 2023July 28, 2023
Politics & Economy

Food Crisis in Africa: The High Cost of Imported Fertilisers is Adding to the Problem

Global fertiliser suppliers have made incredibly high profits in 2022/23 on the back of price spikes attributed to the Russia-Ukraine war. The profits of the world’s top nine producers trebled in 2022 from two years previously. The margins and impacts have been even greater on fertiliser supplies to African farmers.

by The Conversation July 28, 2023July 28, 2023
Politics & Economy

Is Jimmy Wanjigi Right about Kenya’s 2023/2024 Budget Contravening the Law?

Mr. Wanjigi's central argument revolves around the interpretation of Article 37(9) of the PFM Act, which states, "Upon approval of the budget estimates by the National Assembly, the Cabinet Secretary shall prepare and submit an Appropriation Bill of the approved estimates to the National Assembly."

by Fredrick Odhiambo July 14, 2023July 13, 2023
Skills, Education & Training

AU Chairperson’s Youth Envoy and Africa Leadership Academy Partner to Empower Young Leaders

The African Union Youth Charter and Agenda 2063, Aspiration 6 talks about “An Africa, whose development is people-driven, relying on the potential of African people, especially its  youth” and in particular Goal number 2, focusing on creating opportunities for Africa’s youth for self-realization and access to jobs.

by Thandisizwe Mgudlwa July 1, 2023July 1, 2023
Politics & Economy

‘This Government is Failing Me Too’: South Africa Compounds Legacy of Apartheid for Older People

According to the HRW report, the cumulative impact of racial discrimination under apartheid still affects older people today, and government policies are compounding this legacy.

by Thandisizwe Mgudlwa June 29, 2023June 29, 2023
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