By John Ikani Lawmakers in Benin are evaluating a proposal to grant citizenship by descent to third-generation descendants of Africans across the globe, particularly those from Haiti, Brazil, the Caribbean, and the United States. This legislation,...
By Elie Mutangana, Kigali The restriction on free circulation of people and goods between Rwanda and Burundi has severely impacted trade, especially across the borders, posing a shock to regional cooperation and integration between members states...
By John Ikani The year 2024 promises to be an electoral rollercoaster in Africa, with more polls scheduled than Beyoncé has costume changes. But unlike Queen Bey's dazzling spectacles, the elections could have real consequences for...
By John Ikani What does local content mean to you? It's not odd for imaginations to run wild when people hear 'local content' for the first time or are asked to envision its practical applications. In Ghana,...
By John Ikani Donned with a wild singlet and a cap that spells PACOSOL, Ogelegbelowei Lucky stands among friends beaming with excitement and gratitude as he gives us a warm reception. At the start of the...
By John Ikani Nigeria's esteemed governors have returned from their veiled tour of a beautiful country in East Africa where they spent no fewer than three days pretending to be interested in the noble quest of...
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