Caution, Not Celebration: Why Nigerians Should Rethink the Applause Over Kemi Badenoch’s Political Challenges. Her decline in the UK political arena is no cause for celebration, it’s a mirror Nigeria …
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Roads as Reputation: How the Niger-Kwara-Ibadan Road Symbolizes Nigeria’s Transportation Crisis
Roads as Reputation: How the Niger-Kwara-Ibadan Road Symbolizes Nigeria’s Transportation Crisis By Musa Sunusi Ahmad: In any country, the state of public infrastructure is a mirror reflecting governance, development priorities, …
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The Namibian Presidency’s Diamond Diplomacy By Musa Sunusi Ahmad In an age of resurging resource nationalism across Africa, Namibia is making waves, not through radical reforms, but through the quiet …
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The Battle for Hearts and Ballots: Election Campaigns in Cameroon By Kassie Biya: Cameroon’s election campaigns are as complex as the country’s multicultural identity. With over 250 ethnic groups, two …
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African Youth and Political Messaging: A New Era of Influence and Engagement By Kassie Biya: In the age of digital activism and hashtag revolutions, Africa’s youth are not just consuming …
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By Musa Sunusi Ahmad: Sudan, once a beacon of hope for political transition in Africa, has been plunged into relentless conflict since April 2023. The violent power struggle between the …
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By Musa Sunusi Ahmad: Sudan, once a beacon of hope for political transition in Africa, has been plunged into relentless conflict since April 2023. The violent power struggle between the …
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The Power of Storytelling in African Nation Branding: More Than a Narrative By Musa Sunusi Ahmad:In an age dominated by global perception, how Africa tells its stories is as important …
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SPEECHWRITERS FOR AFRICAN LEADERS AT THE 80TH UNGA: BUSINESS AS USUAL OR A SHIFT IN STRATEGY?
SPEECHWRITERS FOR AFRICAN LEADERS AT THE 80TH UNGA: BUSINESS AS USUAL OR A SHIFT IN STRATEGY? By Musa Sunusi Ahmad: When African presidents took the podium at the 80th United …
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The Democratic Republic of Congo, the world’s top cobalt producer is lifting its export ban starting October 16th. Congo will now control global supply through strict annual export quotas, the country’s strategic minerals regulator announced Sunday.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, the world’s top cobalt producer is lifting its export ban starting October 16th. Congo will now control global supply through strict annual export quotas, the …