ANALYSTS
Significance Of AES Leaders’ Presence at President Mahama’s Investiture and The Doors It Opens For Rebuilding ECOWAS
The global spotlight was on Ghana on Tuesday, 7 January 2025, when Mr John Mahama was inaugurated as the West...
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The Tragedy Of Africa: The ‘Old Bananas’ Refuse To Die For The ‘Young Suckers’ To Grow – A review of PLO Lumumba’s Statement
A recent lecture by Prof P.L.O Lumumba, a pan-Africanist and activist, to students at the Kenya Methodist University (KeMU) clearly...
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Leveraging Tradition and Religion to Fight Mis/Disinformation
The impacts of Disinformation and Misinformation can be injurious to societies and undermine national cohesion in any country. African traditional...
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How Food Insecurity and Climate Change Are Helping Putin’s Africa ‘Takeover’ Operation
The relationship between land acreage and agricultural output is a critical aspect of agric economics and food security. Food insecurity...
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Discharge of Officers in Burkina Faso: Ibrahim Traoré Still Not Safe from Coup Attempts
In Burkina Faso, several senior military officers and a magistrate of the National Armed Forces have been discharged from the...
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Economic and Resource Sovereignty in Africa
Introduction Economic and resource sovereignty are two interrelated concepts central to the discourse on national autonomy, sustainable development, and global...
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The Changing Face of Security Contagion in Africa
The term security contagion describes how insecurity—whether political, social, or economic—can spread across national boundaries, geographical areas, or industry sectors....
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Sustainable Resource Management in West Africa: Why Communities Must Take Center Stage
Introduction West Africa is endowed with abundant natural resources, including oil, gold, diamonds, and fertile land. These resources, when effectively...
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Resource Curse and Africa’s Security
Africa has vast natural resources, including oil, gas, and minerals. However, many countries on the continent experience a paradox known...
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Challenging the Narrative: Reassessing Accusations of Russian Misinformation in Africa
Introduction The Cold War started an ideological binary that has persisted in the post-Cold War era (Joenniemi, 1993; Papadopoulos, Heslop,...
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