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Regardless of how automated the nuclear industry is, from ships to power plants, it still relies on humans to keep the ship afloat.

Cameroon is dealing with an increasingly deadly insurgency that's only compounded by COVID-19.

Lack of money has never really been Africa's problem in trying to develop.

Share on Facebook Tweet Share on LinkedIn Share this article by email Over 60% of Africa’s total population is under 25 years old. The continent’s youth is endowed with diverse talents, interests, energy, and skills in different disciplinary...

The United States should make common cause with China to defeat COVID-19 while at the same time continuing to demonstrate the superiority of our vision and values to the rest of the global community.

Leveraging on communal cooperatives will be a game-changer in the lives of the informal sector who drive over 80% of the economies in sub-Saharan Africa.

The very last thing Africa needs is COVID-19. The continent needs to act now to mitigate its damage.

As COVID-19 rages, let Africa’s response also lay the ground for a new era of maximum productivity in the informal sector.

Women in politics routinely are handicapped by how they are perceived.

Paid surrogacy should be a feminist issue.

Africans are increasingly getting by with less and jobs are increasingly becoming scarce.

Africa as a continent is massive but threats and instability often bleed from one country to another. Weapons sales from the West aren't helping matters either.

The world has largely been silent to China's continued mistreatment of Uyghur Muslims.

Africa should be taking the lead in technology, medicine and a whole host of other fields but it is clearly not. This can change.