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Post-OAU Regional Institution Formations: An Efficiency & Relevancy Analysis
The transformation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) into the African Union (AU) has resulted in the establishment of several significant institutions. These...
Who pays for Climate Change?
If there is one issue that has taken center stage at this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), it is money. Delegates, climate...
The Pretoria armistice and the realities thereof
The Pretoria agreement of 2022 is a welcome development, and we all hope it succeeds. It is not necessary to be a prophet to...
Reflecting on another Parliamentary Showdown
On November 15, 2022, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed addressed the nation's House of Peoples' Representatives once more.
The sixth round of the second year of...
African Renaissance, Regionalism, and the AfCFTA within the context of African unification
Oftentimes, political discourse in Africa is dominated by a sea of catchphrases. These words have the ability to inspire others by evoking a positive...
Breaking down the Joint Peace Accord
There is no doubt that it appears congratulatory to happily gaze at the colorful Pretoria ceremony in which the respective delegations of the Federal...
Is China’s foreign policy actually bad for Africans?
Though the African continent is known for its vast natural resources and human capital, it still accounts for 71.4 percent of the world's underdeveloped...
Greenwashing Tyranny at COP27
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has been trying to use the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), which started this week in Sharm El-Sheikh,...
What guarantees peace and stability in Africa?
It is impossible to guarantee peace by empowering just one side; instead, there must be a delicate balance of power between the two camps....
Setting the Standard for Climate Finance
By Bertrand Badré and Jingdong Hua
Next week’s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt will be the first such summit held on African soil...
