Climate Change Will Strain Africa’s Already Congested Cities – Analysis
By Aimée-Noël Mbiyozo* Climate change is driving Africa’s rural populations to the city. Changing weather patterns and environmental shocks hamper
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Africa
Authoritarian Rulers Are Not As Powerful As They Appear To Be – OpEd
Take a look at some of the statistics: contrary to popular belief, authoritarian regimes are not infallible or generous. Let
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African Coups Are Making A Comeback – Analysis
By Peter Fabricius* Coups used to be the method of choice in Africa for changing governments, with over 90 occurring
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Ethiopian Government Airstrike Hits Tigray Regional Capital
By Mulugeta Atsbeha and Salem Solomon Ethiopian forces carried out an airstrike Friday on the city of Mekelle, their fifth
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Morocco And Algeria On The Edge Of The Precipice – Analysis
Algeria’s hostility toward Morocco since its independence in 1962 is considered a real enigma by many foreign observers. In reality,
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Ivory Poaching Leads To Rapid Evolution Of Tuskless African Elephants
ntense ivory poaching during the Mozambican Civil War (1977-1992) resulted in the rapid evolution of tusklessness in female African elephants
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Infant Mortality In Nigeria Increased During COVID-19
Some attention has been focused on secondary health effects from COVID-19, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. The challenges of
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Why France And Germany Won’t Join China’s ‘Africa Quad’ – Analysis
By Lucas Engel, Reed Piercey, and Deborah Brautigam* Chinese President Xi Jinping invited the leaders of Germany and France to
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Small-Scale Foragers Left More Than Footprints On Landscape
Archaeological sites like the Great Wall of China and the pyramids can be seen with the naked eye from space,
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Shaping Future Relations Between Russia And Guinea-Bissau – OpEd
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Guinea-Bissau’s Suzi Carla Barbosa have signed a memorandum on political consultations. This aims at
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