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Ghana has been chosen by the African Union (AU) to host the secretariat of the African Continental Free Trade Area. It beat other competing countries including Egypt,… Read More »Ghana Hopes To Benefit From Hosting Africa’s Free Trade Area Secretariat
Universal Man: Jonathan Clegg “Sikeyi” (1953-2019). “Sikeyi” is a Zulu dance praise name: “The peg through a yoke that secures oxen in position, from Afrikaans… Read More »Johnny Clegg: South Africa’s Universal Man Of Uncommon Passion
Across the world, armed conflict, instability, drought and famine are driving more people from their homes for longer periods of time. On average, displacement lasts almost 20… Read More »How A Pilot Project In Kenya Helps Refugees Go To University
“Yes, you can see the keys. But, you must make an appointment and come back another day. After all, now that we know who you… Read More »Resistance And Collaboration: Asameni And The Keys To Christiansborg Castle In Accra
President Paul Kagame on Wednesday launched a model village in Karama Cell, Kigali Sector in Nyarugenge District which was built by Rwanda Defence Force (RDF)… Read More »Kagame Launches Model Village For 240 Families
African Union (AU) leaders will gather in Niger on 7 July for an Extraordinary Summit to discuss the African Continental Free Trade Area. They will… Read More »Why The African Monetary Fund Is A Good Idea And How To Get It Going
Grey Jabesi is a 24-year-old African entrepreneur, Blockchain enthusiast, cryptocurrency evangelist, analyst and investor. He an autodidact who maintains the company of some of the… Read More »Interview With Grey Jabesi: Cryptocurrency And Blockchain Role In Africa
The Authority of Ecowas Heads of State and Government has elected President Mahamadou Issoufou of Niger as the chairman for a one-year term and adopted… Read More »West African Countries To Adopt ‘Eco’ As Single Currency
Three students from Kenya’s Strathmore University School of law emerged winners in the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition on World Trade Organization (WTO) Law… Read More »Kenyan University Beats Harvard In WTO Competition
Kenyan judges have stopped plans to construct the country’s first ever coal-powered plant near the coastal town of Lamu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tribunal ruled… Read More »Court Stops Construction Of Kenya’s Coal Power Plant – Here’s Why