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The cream of the cake must go to the Emperor too

The cream of the cake must go to the Emperor too

February 12, 2019

The cream of the cake must go to the Emperor too by Addisalem Mulat

Financing AU reform through a shared political will

Financing AU reform through a shared political will

December 7, 2018

Financing AU reform through a shared political will by Fanuel Lakew

AU Institutional Reform: A Flicker of Hope?

AU Institutional Reform: A Flicker of Hope?

November 30, 2018

AU Institutional Reform: A Flicker of Hope? by Fanuel Lakew

AU, Sudan welcome lifting of sanctions against Eritrea

AU, Sudan welcome lifting of sanctions against Eritrea

November 16, 2018

AU, Sudan welcome lifting of sanctions against Eritrea by Fanuel Lakew

Whither Zimbabwe, After 37 Years Of Robert Mugabe?

Whither Zimbabwe, After 37 Years Of Robert Mugabe?

January 25, 2018

Whither Zimbabwe, After 37 Years Of Robert Mugabe? by Rose Jaji in Tuck Magazine

Number of people in real need of aid in South Sudan has risen to 7.6 million

Number of people in real need of aid in South Sudan has risen to 7.6 million

September 15, 2017

Number of people in real need of aid in South Sudan has risen to 7.6 million by Peter Louis in Tuck Magazine

Changing narratives: Beyond other rooms for African women

Changing narratives: Beyond other rooms for African women

November 16, 2016

Projekthope photo   By Prince Charles Dickson   “Through her

African unity and the post colonial instability of African states

African unity and the post colonial instability of African states

November 8, 2016

Kenny Katombe/Reuters   By Ogunniyi Abayomi The declaration of India

Africa hobbling out of the International Criminal Court

Africa hobbling out of the International Criminal Court

October 28, 2016

Reuters photo   By Joe Khamisi Africa, it seems, has

Sudan: Evidence of chemical weapons used to kill hundreds including children in Darfur

Sudan: Evidence of chemical weapons used to kill hundreds including children in Darfur

September 30, 2016

Benjamin Lowy   By Amnesty International An Amnesty International investigation

How Ethiopia sustains a growing engagement in international affairs

How Ethiopia sustains a growing engagement in international affairs

August 3, 2016

  Fanuel Lakew interviews Professor Costantinos Berhutesfa

Ethiopia’s presence and influence in regional and international politics has increased

Ethiopia’s presence and influence in regional and international politics has increased

August 1, 2016

  Fanuel Lakew interviews Professor Ann Fitz-Gerald

The African Passport: Another feather in the AU’s cap

The African Passport: Another feather in the AU’s cap

July 29, 2016

Xinhua photo   By Joe Khamisi  It started in East

Ethiopia’s Growing International Involvement

Ethiopia’s Growing International Involvement

July 27, 2016

By Fanuel Lakew In global politics, having healthy and active

South Sudan President replaces rival as Vice President amid violence

South Sudan President replaces rival as Vice President amid violence

July 26, 2016

    By Dukhan Jundit Salva Kiir, the President of

DRC Prime Minister addresses conference in Addis Ababa

DRC Prime Minister addresses conference in Addis Ababa

April 6, 2016

By Darell Maurice The Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic

A Mission to visit

A Mission to visit

December 7, 2015

By Adisa Amanor Wilks Who visits Africa the most, China

FAO launch project for communities in the Sahel and Horn of Africa

FAO launch project for communities in the Sahel and Horn of Africa

December 2, 2015

By Alpha Jallow The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the

UN to send peacekeepers to Burundi to contain violence?

UN to send peacekeepers to Burundi to contain violence?

November 19, 2015

By Darell Maurice The United Nations is considering sending peacekeepers to

We Need The Animals

We Need The Animals

November 13, 2015

By Houmi Ahamed-Mikidache   “We do have one Hippo. That

President Nkurunziza sworn-in amid terror in Burundi

President Nkurunziza sworn-in amid terror in Burundi

August 24, 2015

  By Sylvain Muyali With targeted assassinations of personalities adding

South Sudanese people say ‘Enough is enough’: The suffering must end

South Sudanese people say ‘Enough is enough’: The suffering must end

August 17, 2015

  By Peter Louis Enough is enough with regard to

Criminal defamation case against Journalist heard by East African Court

Criminal defamation case against Journalist heard by East African Court

August 7, 2015

  By Robert Ssewankambo The East African Court of Justice

Africa looks forward to scaling agricultural innovations

Africa looks forward to scaling agricultural innovations

March 3, 2015

  By Alpha Jallow Experts believe that well conceptualised technologies

Hard Truth with Anant Mishra: Efforts to Consolidate Peace in War torn Africa

Hard Truth with Anant Mishra: Efforts to Consolidate Peace in War torn Africa

February 23, 2015

  By Anant Mishra Introduction “In the moment of crisis,

The buck stops with you, Mr. President Uhuru Kenyatta

The buck stops with you, Mr. President Uhuru Kenyatta

November 27, 2014

By Joe Khamisi Once again, Kenyans are asking questions about

Elections: A Democratic Necessity and Aid

Elections: A Democratic Necessity and Aid

November 20, 2014

  By Anant Mishra According to Robert Dahl, noted political

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