July 12
West Africa: Ecowas Facing Leadership Crisis [editorial]
Foroyaa
Nigeria because of its size has been seen to be the power house of Ecowas. Community leadership however does not arise from the sizes of countries that heads of state lead. It… Read more »
Liberia: Letter to God - Lord, You See Why Our Village Looking Leh This! [column]
New Dawn
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Africa: Is Artificial Intelligence the Way Forward or Backward? [opinion]
IPS
Contrary to popular belief, artificial intelligence has been a cornerstone of technological progress for much longer than the past few years. Computer scientist Alan Turing brought… Read more »
July 11
Liberia: Cherbo Geeplay - the Best I Can Do With African Poetry [opinion]
Liberian Observer
Most of us are far too busy organizing the latest details of the upcoming quarterly financial report for corporate headquarters to waste our time on things like soul auscultation.… Read more »
July 10
Kenya: Don't Let the Elders Steal Your Revolution [opinion]
The New Humanitarian
Kenya's political class scrambles to catch up with its youth. Read more »
Africa: Why the African Union Should Weigh in On the Gaza Crisis, Beyond Adding to Ceasefire Calls [opinion]
Daily Maverick
Unlike its ambiguous response to the Russia-Ukraine war, the AU's position on the destruction of Gaza has been clear, but the body could play a useful short-term role beyond adding… Read more »
Uganda: Can We Talk More About Menopause? From Silence to Support [opinion]
Observer
Menopause, a natural process marking the end of a woman's reproductive years, occurs when menstruation ceases for twelve consecutive months. Read more »
July 09
South Sudan: Ethiopia-South Sudan Economic Integration: Why Infrastructure Connectivity Is Key for Peace and Prosperity [opinion]
Addis Standard
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Ethiopia: Expediting Ethiopia's Investment Voyage [editorial]
Ethiopian Herald
The preeminent instance to invest in Ethiopia is now as a number of catchy scenarios like a luring investment atmosphere, capable human power and apt ground for doing business are… Read more »
East Africa: It's Not Too Late for EAC to Reclaim Process to Pacify DR Congo [opinion]
New Times
The recent retreat by East African Community (EAC) ministers has reignited a crucial discussion: the role of the regional bloc in tackling the persistent insecurity plaguing… Read more »
Ethiopia: Fostering Bilateral Trust Through Joint Border Management [opinion]
Ethiopian Herald
Nations in the Horn of Africa have been trying to ensure the integrity and coexistence among themselves in economic, political and societal issues. As the region is very volatile… Read more »
Ethiopia: Entry of Foreign Banks in Ethiopia - Asset or Liability ? [opinion]
Ethiopian Herald
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July 08
Ethiopia: Making Economic Sense of Addis Abeba's Corridor Development [opinion]
Addis Standard
The historical capital of Ethiopia is seeing a facelift. Extending in at least three directions from the old city center - Piassa - the urban redevelopment project, named the… Read more »
South Africa: Government Should Stop Top-Down Approach and Rather Engage Actively With the South African Public [opinion]
Daily Maverick
The government must recognise that a mandate at the polls doesn't give it carte blanche to act unilaterally. Instead, it must actively engage with citizens, creating meaningful… Read more »
Rwanda: To Our Ple Candidates - You Are the Reflection of Rwanda's Journey [editorial]
New Times
As over 200,000 primary school students embark on their final exams on Monday, July 8, a sense of national pride swells alongside the nervous anticipation. This isn't just another… Read more »
Liberia: On 2nd Thoughts - President Boakai Must Come Clean [opinion]
New Dawn
They say he who comes with equity must come with clean hands. So, President Joseph Nyumah Boakai is being demanded to come clean about the 285 pieces of earth-moving equipment. Read more »
Rwanda: The Dangers of Taking the Good Things in Rwanda for Granted [opinion]
New Times
Last Tuesday I was on my way to one of President Kagame's campaign rallies, this one scheduled for Kirehe in Eastern Province. I reached the designated place, where we were to… Read more »
Liberia: The Imperative of Privatizing Public Utilities in Liberia for National Prosperity [opinion]
FrontPageAfrica
In the wake of contemporary economic challenges, nations across the globe are in pursuit of strategies to bolster their economies and enhance the delivery of public services. Read more »
Nigeria: Let Heroes Arise, Let Personalities Arise! (3) [opinion]
Premium Times
The lesson is clear, all men should be groomed to become personalities that rule and manage their own lands of promise. Read more »
Nigeria: Journalism From Hell (2), By Ayo Akerele [opinion]
Premium Times
You can't love the gospel more than the one who died for the gospel. If He has recommended love as His preferred principle for promoting repentance in people, doing it otherwise is… Read more »
Africa: For Africa to Achieve Pharma Sovereignty, Everyone Has a Role to Play [opinion]
New Times
For Africa to meet its own needs in for medicines, medical devices, and vaccines in our lifetime, everyone has a role, big or small, to play. The collective has the power to… Read more »
July 07
South Africa: We Finally Have a Cabinet - Now Let's Get Down to Business [opinion]
Daily Maverick
After all the weeks of panic and uncertainty, I believe this is mostly a good Cabinet and a win-win situation for all involved. Read more »
South Africa: A Clutch of British Comedies Made 80 Years Ago Tell Us Much About Our GNU [opinion]
Daily Maverick
As the 'Ealing Comedies' show, democracy is about compromise, it is about the acceptance and tolerance of others and their ideologies. This is what South Africa's government of… Read more »
Nigeria: Expensively Fiddling As Country Careens (EFCC) [opinion]
Premium Times
It's time to remind Pastor Olukoyede of his promise to resign. Read more »
July 05
Ghana: Urgently Find Antidote to Invasion of Strange Mosquitoes [editorial]
Ghanaian Times
The invasion of a new breed of mosquitoes causing illness in four districts in the Eastern Region should be a great concern not only to experts who should find the antidote to the… Read more »