Egypt Archives - Intervention

What Can Be Done About Nigeria’s Poorly Performing University System?

Posted By: adminon: March 12, 2019In: Cover2CoverTags: 'brain drain', 'brain exchange', Egypt, Malaysia, SciVal, SOUTH AFRICA, Times Higer Education, UNESCO dataNo CommentsViews:

The university system in Nigeria is in shambles, That appears to be the consensus, from academic staff to the government, to employers and to platforms of popular culture such as this online... Read more

Are Insurgents Intensifying Attacks in Africa?

Posted By: adminon: November 25, 2017In: Transnational ChallengesTags: Arab League, Egypt, Mubi, NIGERIANo CommentsViews:

Might insurgents operating in Africa be serving notice on the continent to anticipate stepping up of attacks? This is the puzzle being contemplated following two coordinated, deadly attacks,... Read more

What are they Saying?

Posted By: adminon: April 30, 2017In: NewsGameTags: Brookings Institution, Egypt, Jonathan Pollack, North Korea, Pope Francis, USSRNo CommentsViews:

“All of us have the duty to teach coming generations that God, the Creator of heaven and earth, does not need to be protected by men.; indeed, it is he who protects them. he never desires th... Read more

The Challenge of Trump’s Telephone Diplomacy to Africa’s Power Houses

Posted By: adminon: February 14, 2017In: Nigeria 2019Tags: Abdel-Fattah el0Sissi, Africa's Power Houses, Declinists, Democrats, Egypt, Mediterranean Union, Pax Americana, Performativity, Professor Susan Strange, Republicans, Telephone DiplomacyNo CommentsViews:

The Challenge of Trump’s Telephone Diplomacy to Africa’s Power Houses But for the complexity of Donald Trump as president of the United States, it has been an accepted commonsensical reasoni... Read more

Is a Food Crisis Still Impending in Nigeria?

Posted By: adminon: January 20, 2017In: NewsGameTags: Army worms, Audu Ogbeh, Bandits, Egypt, Famine, Financial Times of London, Food crisis, Garba Shehu, International Strategic Studies Association, Kebbi, Lake Chad, Libya, Mali, Mercenaries, Migrants, Muammar Gaddafi, NATO, Saddam Hussein, Sudan, Terrorists, The Guardian, Toby LanzerNo CommentsViews:

Is a Food Crisis Still Impending in Nigeria? Nigeria has been inundated with alerts and alarms over risk of famine since September 2016. Is it the case that the best possible arrangements to... Read more

Donald Trump Should Embrace a Realist Foreign Policy

Posted By: Interven4allon: November 30, 2016In: NewsGameTags: Afghanistan, Chicago, CHINA, DONALD TRUMP, East Asia, Egypt, Europe, Georgia, Germany, India, Iraq, ISIS, John J. Mearsheimer, Libya, Obama, Persian Gulf, Russia, Syria, UK, Ukraine, YemenNo CommentsViews:

Remember John J. Mearsheimer, the University of Chicago’s R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science who wrote, among others, The Tragedy of Great Power Politic... Read more

The Most Powerful African You’ve Never Heard Of

Posted By: Interven4allon: November 19, 2016In: NewsGameTags: Addis Ababa, Africa, Dr Ayo Ajayi, Egypt, Ethiopia, HIV/AIDS, Mozambique, NGO, SIMON ALLISON, Somalia, Tanzania, ZambiaNo CommentsViews:

By Simon Allison A July 15th, 2015 piece in Johannesburg based Daily Maverick, this is republished for whatever it adds to African self-representation. Daily Maverick introduces Simon Alliso... Read more

Nigeria: Pacting the Anti-Corruption War or Spontaneity?

Posted By: Interven4allon: November 17, 2016In: NewsGameTags: Africa, buhari, CAN, Christian, COPP22, Egypt, John Kerry, Justice Walter Onnoghen, MOROCCO, NASS, OBASANJO, USNo CommentsViews:

Might the Buhari regime finally be on to constructing a pact around its anti-corruption war? This is the question being asked in the wake of the rise of a virtual anti-corruption movement th... Read more

EDITORIAL

Posted By: Interven4allon: November 07, 2016In: Nigeria 2019Tags: Ajaokuta, Aliko Dangote, CHINA, Egypt, Ethiopia, FGN, GSM, Ibadan, IBB, India, Kenya, LAGOS, Mambilla Plateau, Mozambique, Murtala Mohammed Airport, NATO, NIPSS, NITEL, OBASANJO, SAP, SOUTH AFRICA, ZambiaNo CommentsViews:

The Dangote Insurgency Speaking at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, (NIPSS), Kuru in Jos on October 27th, 2016, Aliko Dangote, the Head of the Dangote conglome... Read more

Good Governance is our right, not a privilege

Posted By: Interven4allon: October 04, 2016In: Nigeria 2019, UncategorizedTags: Algeria, ANC, DRC, Egypt, Ethiopia, GDP, MIF, Mo Ibrahim, NIGERIA, SOUTH AFRICA, Sub-Saharan AfricaNo CommentsViews:

By Jay Naidoo The 2016 Ibrahim Index of African Governance, the most comprehensive in Africa, launched on Monday by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, reveals that improvement in overall governance... Read more