Djibouti needs a Plan B for the post-Guelleh era
After Ethiopia and Eritrea fell out in 1998, Djibouti’s ports became landlocked Ethiopia's only outlet and a critical lifeline for exports...
July 2021 Employee of the Month: Abiy Ahmed
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inherited a state. He sacrificed it to the dream of an empire. On his current trajectory,...
Who’s running Haiti after president’s assassination? 5 questions answered
Patrick D Bellegarde-Smith, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Two men are vying to control Haiti after President Jovenel Moïse’s July...
Why is Delta such a worry? It’s more infectious, probably causes more severe disease,...
Michael Toole, Burnet Institute
While Australians may be focused on the havoc the Delta variant is wreaking on our...
Somaliland: Leading by Example
There are no shortages of references, including academic research papers, how-to-books, or philosophical concepts describing the qualities of effective leadership; however,...
Reforming America’s Foreign Policy Towards Africa Through The Lenses Of Military, Trade, Diplomacy, And...
Executive Summary
Since the beginning and the fall of communism, America’s foreign policy has been focusing a lot...
Kenya’s huge railway project is causing environmental damage. Here’s how
Tobias Nyumba, University of Nairobi
Kenya is constructing a railway line that connects the coastal port of Mombasa...
Somaliland: Lost and found
Somaliland was amongst the seventeen African countries that attained their independence in 1960, “The Year of Africa.” A former Italian colony,...
The precarious fate of African footballers in Europe after their game ends
Christian Ungruhe, Erasmus University Rotterdam and Sine Agergaard, Aalborg University
Think of your favourite former male football player...
Moge’s Crucible: Why Unravelling and Uprooting SOLTELCO’s Corruption will Ensure Mayor Moge’s Success
Hargeisa has spoken, and with the clear and decisive voice of more than 26,000 votes, has elected Mr. Abdikarim Ahmed Moge....
