Post-Coronavirus: Africa’s Manufacturing Moment
By Muhammadu Buhari In the new post-coronavirus age, Nigeria — and Africa, more broadly — wishes to benefit the world,…
EndSARS: the Imperative of Police Reform
By Bámidélé Adémólá-Olátéjú Overall, a new policing system must reflect the decentralisation thrust inherent in a federal state. It must…
EndSARS: Almost A Revolution
By Reuben Abati This time, new heroes and heroines have shown up from the most unlikely quarters. Their protest goes…
Reflections On 60 years of U.S. –Nigerian Engagement
By Mary Beth Leonard We have benefited from the positive role Nigerians in America have played, just as we look…
‘You Are Fired!’: Personalised Rule and the Fight Against Corruption In Nigeria, Tanzania and Malawi
By Anders and Matthew Page The experiences in Nigeria, Tanzania and Malawi suggest that the president has virtually unlimited power…
In My Village, All That Glitters Is Not Gold
By Ebere Onwudiwe Take the simple question of justice and fairness. Half of the villagers are not happy with the…
The Future of Micro-finance in Emerging Markets
By Bassim Haidar The pandemic has emphasised, beyond a point of reasonable doubt, the importance of technology to our modern…
Ghana leads on industrial growth by dropping the dogma
By Maudo Jallow Ghana has shown that by dropping the dogma around free market policy, making manufacturing a bipartisan cause…
Africanfuturism: An Anchor Point for Science Fiction That Centers Africa
By WOLE TALABI I’ve read a lot of science fiction. Award-winning epics, sweeping space operas, philosophical considerations of the human…
How memes are becoming the new frontier of information warfare
By Tom Ascott Everyone has seen a meme, whether they know it or not. They’re everywhere on Facebook, Twitter and…