Africa | Intervention

China’s Experiment in Djibouti

Posted By: adminon: October 05, 2016In: FlashbackTags: Africa, Beijing, CHINA, CMA, Djibouti, Elmi Ahmed, Ethiopia, Europe, Gulf of Aden, IMF, Kuwait, MCA, Middle East, Philippe Danieau, SARL, Saudi Arabia, Somaliland, Turkey, U.A.E., UNICEFNo CommentsViews:

China’s role in Africa is changing from resource extractor to long-term strategic partner. Djibouti is a prime example. By François Dubé for The Diplomat On April 8, 2016 China’s Ministry of... Read more

What Africa Should Demand From the Next United Nations Secretary-General

Posted By: adminon: October 03, 2016In: SpectacleTags: Africa, NGOs, SDGs, UNNo CommentsViews:

The new secretary general of the United Nations should drive substantive reforms, particularly accountability of the international body. Shutterstock African governments and civil society sh... Read more

Managing the Border Crisis of the Africans Under Globalisation

Posted By: adminon: September 19, 2016In: SpectacleTags: Africa, Angela Merkel, Benin Republic, CHINA, Dr Willie Eselebor, ECOWAS, Europe, FRONTEX, Germany, Greece, HSN, IFRA, Indian, IOM, Professor Bawuro Barkindo, SPSP, Turkey, UNNo CommentsViews:

By Adagbo ONOJA The past two decades have opened up every concepts and theories for contestation. One of such is the concept of borders. Once the definitive feature of sovereignty with a tak... Read more

Africa Can Overcome Through Technology – Prof Elaigwu Part 2

Posted By: adminon: August 17, 2016In: FlashbackTags: Africa, Late MKO Abiola, Prof Elaigwu, Technology, Tony Blair, westNo CommentsViews:

By Adagbo Onoja In the first part of this interview, titled “Nigeria: Herdsmen Conflict is Civil War in the Making”, Professor Isawa Elaigwu went into details about how federalism could mana... Read more