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A Most Egregious Abuse Of State Power You’ve Never Heard Of
Forced plane landing, a deployed gunboat, and ignoring rulings by UN Human Rights Committee and a regional African court –...
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Cote D’Ivoire : Will Gbagbo’s Return Foster Or Upset National Reconciliation?
Cote D'Ivoire : Will Gbagbo's Return Foster Or Upset National Reconciliation? By Paul Ejime Former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo...
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Will Africa Be Fit For Children By 2040?
By Amanuel MAMO This day reminds me of a visit I had a few years back to one of Save...
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Macron And Africa-France Relations
By Paul Ejime After 27 years of recriminations between Paris and Kigali, France has finally acknowledged that it bears "overwhelming...
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Fonseca Off On Another Jaunt Whilst His Country’s Reputation Lies In Tatters
President Jose Fonseca of Cape Verde has embarked upon another foreign trip which, if he were an ageing rock star...
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G7 Summit, COVID-19 And Africa
By Paul Ejime The ongoing three-day Summit of the G7 world-leading economies - Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United...
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Before We Break Up Nigeria, Let’s Ponder On South Sudan
By Yekeen Akinwale Many people are warming up for the breakup of Nigeria. Yes, let’s break up the country and...
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Alex Saab: One Year Later, Cape Verde’s Political Missteps
Cape Verde has been on a marketing drive since independence from Portugal in 1975. With no natural resources and no...
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Lessons From The Belarusian Journalist
By Esosa Osa Who is a hero? A hero is someone who possesses great courage and carries out exceptional acts,...
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MALI: What Next After France & America Suspend Military Cooperation?
By Paul Ejime The decision by France and the U.S. to suspend military support and cooperation with Mali could add...
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