July 05
Rwanda: Every Rwandan Can Now Find Pride in Being Rwandan [editorial]
New Times
Rwanda marked the 30th Liberation Anniversary on July 4, a moment of reflection for Rwandans to look back at a journey from being at a place where they were denied their rights to… Read more »
Ghana: Forgotten Heritage - the Decline of Fredericksgave Plantation Museum [opinion]
Accra Times
Established by the Danes in 1826, this site was intended to be a beacon of cultural and historical education. Today, it tells a different story -- one of neglect, mismanagement,… Read more »
Ethiopia: VIP Corridors Out of Streamlined Effort Nothing Short of a Miracle [opinion]
Ethiopian Herald
In the days of yore, hankering for positions leaders were mostly marked for pulling back one another to climb to the top of the power ladder. Instead of cooperation for development… Read more »
Ethiopia: Marching for Sustainable Economic Progress [opinion]
Ethiopian Herald
Ethiopia is one of the most agrarian economies in the world where 85 percent of the population derives its living on subsistence farming practice. The sector utilizes less… Read more »
Ethiopia: Timely Housing Peace At the Apex of National Structure [opinion]
Ethiopian Herald
Peace is lifeblood of living things especially of human beings, and promotion of peace and security needs to be given due emphasis. A top priority for stability, human security and… Read more »
July 04
Nigeria: From Zero to Hero - Navigating Nigeria's Entertainment Industry [opinion]
Premium Times
Take that leap of faith, turn your dreams into reality, and become part of the vibrant community of entrepreneurs driving change in Nigeria. Read more »
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Expects U.S.$10.5 Billion From IMF, WB [opinion]
Reporter
Ethiopia is negotiating with the IMF and World Bank for USD 10.5 billion in financial assistance, according to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD). Read more »
Liberia: 'War Victims' Trust Betrayed' [editorial]
Liberian Observer
The Liberia Massacre Survivors Association (LIMASA) has erupted in outrage after discovering the misuse of 300,000 war victim signatures. Dr. Alan White, a controversial figure… Read more »
Liberia: Two Cannot Walk Unless They Agree - the Cases At the LDEA and the Ministry of Labor [opinion]
Liberian Observer
The saying that "two cannot walk unless they agree" is a thought-provoking biblical saying from the Book of Amos 3:3, but with serious implications on every aspect of life,… Read more »
July 03
Rwanda: New Law Tightens Rwanda's Banking Sector With Esg Integration and Overarching Supervision [opinion]
New Times
On June 10, just four days before Parliament was dissolved, Rwanda gazetted a new law governing banks, further cementing its position as a global financial hub. The new law, which… Read more »
Nigeria: Like Mandela, Nnamdi Kanu Stands for Truth, Justice - Kinsmen Write Tinubu [opinion]
Vanguard
...say his release 'll strengthen hope in one Nigeria, restore peace to S'East Read more »
Uganda: Mr President, Stop Wholesale Arbitrary Road Closures and Citizen Abuse [editorial]
Observer
The state of Uganda's road infrastructure is deeply troubling, with potholes, broken bridges and flooding, plaguing many parts of the country. Read more »
Ethiopia: Keep Fighting the Good Fight Against Climate Change [editorial]
Ethiopian Herald
Ethiopia is putting forth its utmost effort to address climate change, mitigate the adverse consequences of climatic variability, and contribute its share to green growth and the… Read more »
Uganda: Uganda Can Become Printing Hub By Leveraging Local Capacity [opinion]
Observer
Uganda's printing and publishing industry stands at crossroads. Read more »
Nigeria: Former IGP Arase - Why Nigeria Truly Needs State Police [opinion]
Premium Times
The notion of a monolithic police service for a country as complex and massive as Nigeria is unreasonable and unfit for purpose. Read more »
Ethiopia: Debunking the Futile Campaigns of Deal Spoilers [opinion]
Ethiopian Herald
To expedite sustainable prosperity and holistic development, the country has been exploring various initiatives. The recent accord between Ethiopia and Somaliland that awards the… Read more »
Namibia: Oil and Gas - an Opportunity for Shared Growth in Namibia [opinion]
Namibian
In the oild and gas industry, local content refers to the development of local industries, workforce and resources to support the operations of international oil companies (IOC)… Read more »
Uganda: Let the Demographic Dividend Not Pass Us By [opinion]
Observer
The results of the national population census that were released last week were not overly surprising. Read more »
July 02
Rwanda: Here Is Why I Will Vote for Kagame in July Elections [opinion]
New Times
On Tuesday, June 25th, the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF-Inkotanyi) hosted a presidential campaign rally for its candidate, Paul Kagame, in the capital city of Kigali, in Nyarugenge… Read more »
Ethiopia: Ethiopia, Somalia Emissaries Sit for Turkish Brokered Talks in Ankara [opinion]
Reporter
The foreign ministers of Ethiopia and Somalia have wrapped up a round of "open and friendly" talks in the Turkish capital following months of heightened tensions, according to the… Read more »
Ethiopia: Time to Heed Calls for Peace [editorial]
Ethiopian Herald
The prime and invaluable asset of human creatures, equivalent with basic necessities and even beyond is the issue of peace. Cognizant of the fact that no one can benefit out of… Read more »
Ghana: The Creative Industry and Partisan Politics - a New Deal? [opinion]
Accra Times
Creatives participating in politics, as I have amply demonstrated, is certainly not a novel phenomenon and not a bad thing per se. Read more »
July 01
Liberia: Government Should Tackle Root Causes of Flooding [editorial]
FrontPageAfrica
THE DISRUPTION OF human and vehicular movements in parts of Monrovia following torrential rainfall days ago is not a good sign for the city's future. A clear fact is that drainage… Read more »
Ghana: The Republic Day of Price Hikes [opinion]
Accra Times
Several price hikes greet Republic Day Commemoration amidst economic hardship. Starting today, consumers will face higher fuel costs, with petrol prices expected to rise by 2.17%… Read more »
Nigeria: The Rivers Storm: Time to Crush Political Godfatherism [editorial]
Premium Times
A sustainable democracy is wishful thinking if it is allowed to remain within the grip of centrifugal elements at whatever level in the country. Read more »