Opinion
One more body in the septic tank that is British colonial history
The killing of Agnes Wanjiru, allegedly by a British soldier, in 2012 is once again back...
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CIIE’s innovation incubation zone
The organizers of the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai are really creative in that...
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COVID-19 response: Shareholder value versus stakeholder interest
There are many leadership and ethical lessons to be learned from how different countries responded to...
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Vaccine producers must step up
The world stands at a critical juncture of the COVID-19 pandemic. Countries that lack the first...
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To fight poverty, we need more climate action
With COP26 ongoing, much of the global climate discussion focuses on efforts to reduce and curb...
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Do we need to rethink liberal democracy?
It was Winston Churchill who said, regarding liberal democracy, "no one pretends that democracy is perfect…...
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Economic sanctions will not resolve Ethiopia’s conflict
On September 17, declaring the ongoing civil war in Ethiopia a national security threat to the...
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Sudan’s Constitutional Crisis: Dissecting the Coup Declaration
As General Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan, chief of Sudan’s Armed Forces (SAF) and head of the Sovereign Council...
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The End of South African Electricity Load Shedding and the Prospects of a Nuclear Deal
A cause of South African malaise since 2010 and beyond has been the shortage of electricity....
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Africa’s film industry: Growing interest from American and Chinese companies
As African stories become more globally appealing, African producers are attracting the interest of new, non-historical...
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