Book Review: The Flight out of New India, Rising Brain Drain and Wealth Drain -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh

But in the middle of the 70s after the oil crisis, when the Gulf boom and huge construction work started across the Gulf, large numbers of...

You Can’t Be A Journalist Without Unknowingly Attracting Enemies To Yourself -By Isaac Asabor

A colleague once covered a municipal project meant to provide clean water to a rural community. Her article praised the initiative but noted that, three months...

From explicit indications, Russia is steadily determining and redefining its won path to Africa. But the ideological basis for cooperation at this level can be provided...

Independence Day 2025: A Call For Green Patriotism -By Dr. Muhammad Mumtaz

This calls for a reimagining of independence itself. In the 21st century, sovereignty must also mean environmental independence, the freedom to breathe clean air, drink safe...

Why Bars Are No Place for Kids –By Matthew Ma

One fundamental principle remains clear: a bar should never be treated as a playground for children. Recently, in Nigeria, there has been a noticeable trend where...

Now, Africa Should Balance Afrocentrism with Global South Alliance -By Hashim Yussuf Amao

West’s. Withal, joining hands with the Global South’s multipolar vision means more than getting cheaper loans. It means Africa having a say in reshaping global trade...

Navigating the Pitfalls in Russia-Mozambique Economic Partnership -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh

Time has now come to reckon with objective reality. And the basic question is the level of bilateral impact on development in Mozambique. With an approximate...

Russia’s Economic Diplomacy Fraught With Obstacles Across Africa -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh

According to expert policy narratives, Russian-African economic cooperation and partnerships continue to face challenges and obstacles, including inadequate knowledge of the Africa's investment landscape and lack...

An Open Letter to British Minister Kemi Badenoch -By John Egbeazien Oshodi

The rigid, authoritarian schools you endured as a child—the whippings, the rote memorization, the forced silence—these were not born of Nigerian culture. They were British inventions,...

South Africa’s Valdai Conference Reviews Russia’s Current Relations With Africa -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh

As well known, Africa is largely focusing on building infrastructure, and consistently looking for foreign investment in employment-generating sectors such agriculture and industry, and taking steps...