Islamist Extremism in East Africa
Abdisaid M. Ali . The growth of Salafist ideology in East Africa has challenged long established…
The African Growth And Opportunity Act: With Trump, are all things still possible?
During the course of the US presidential electoral process in 2016, no one, except for those with…
The UN still can't stop the slaughter of civilians
David Rhode. Twenty years after the world body failed to stop two genocides, it’s still struggling…
Misaligned Interests of Developed and Developing Countries As Contributory Factors To A Culture of Dependency And Underdevelopment In Africa
Developing countries, since the end of the Second World War and the unset of the “Cold War,” have…
Is Africa still rising?
Alexander Beresford. When teaching undergraduate students about colonial legacies and the basics of…
The Rotten existence of the Internally Displaced in Northern Nigeria: They need more than prayers.
The welfare of internally displaced people of northern Nigeria continues to worry the international…
Fractured States: The cycles of conflict, violence and corruption in Mali and the Sahel
Tuesday Reitano, Mark Shaw. The international community has reiterated its commitment to supporting…
Religion As A Source of Social Neurosis In Times of Collective Stress
John O. Ifediora. In all nations, the quality and relevance of countervailing social…
Nobel Laureate Economist, Maskin, On Why Developing Countries May Not Benefit From Globalization
Development experts at the World Bank, and The Economist debate Professor Eric Maskin's theory on…
The Looting of A National Treasure: Oil Wells For Nigeria’s Elites While the Rest Go Wanting Of Basic Social Amenities
John O. Ifediora. In natural resource-dependent economies the prevalent and common…