Covid-19 in Africa: Journeys across the continent – Part 2
By: Nathaniel Hill The coronavirus has already ravaged the EU and the US, and Africa has yet to experience the pandemic’s full force. However, most […]
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Covid-19 in Africa: Lessons learned from the Madagascar Plagues and Previous Infectious Diseases Outbreaks on the Continent
By Nathaniel Hill The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, known colloquially as the Coronavirus, has set a substantial challenge for the global health system. The COVID-19 virus […]
Coronavirus Statement from N.I.A.S
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a novice illness that affects your lungs and airways. The current outbreak began in December 2019 after the Chinese authorities notified […]
Investigating USAID Development Food Security Activities (DFSA) in the Sahel: The Case of Niger
Image source: Tatenda Macheka, WFP Written by: Andrej Sagaidak, Nathaniel Hill, Kieran Davis, Eilish Anderson, and John Magistro (co-author of the original USAID report) Disclaimer: […]
The Future of UK-Africa Relations: Global Britain or Status Quo?
By: Dele Bello-Williams & Kieran Davis The decisive victory of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom’s General Election on December 12th should, in theory, […]
Deconstructing Official and Unofficial Corruption in Africa
By Dele Bello-Williams Corruption is an all too visible aspect of African politics, manifesting itself in a series of high profile scandals across the continent’s […]
Ethnic Identity Politics in Kogi State, Nigeria: Exploring the implications of the fault lines for Inclusive Development.
By Dele Bello-Williams The evolving components of the Nigerian constitution have always sought to legally prevent identities such as ethnic, religion, and regionalism from becoming […]
Beyond The Packaged Beef Fillets: Our Food Habits Are Setting This World Ablaze
Image source: The Independent By Andrej Sagaidak and Mazhar Chaudhry There are three great tropical forests: the Amazon in Central America, the Milesian botanical subkingdom […]
Taking a cue from Ken: Can The Social Disobedience Of Today’s Youth Propel Action?
By Andrej Sagaidak The UK’s climate movement has been rejuvenated in recent months by several grassroots campaigns and activists. For instance, Greta Thunberg, a 15-year-old […]
The New Congolese Mining Code: Fairer Tariffs or a Way to Exploit International Corporations?
By Andrej Sagaidak The new Congolese Mining Code was signed by the former president Joseph Kabila in March 2018 and signified changes to the fiscal […]