Africa

The West African nation's fight against corruption started bearing fruit when political will, supported by international partners, began mixing with digital technology. Can Sierra Leone be a model for the rest of Africa?

Japan's foreign minister will visit 4 important African countries in renewed Indo-Pacific strengthening of diplomatic ties and trade relations. While South Africa, Mozambique, Mauritius and Tunisia are tops in Japan's priority, Nigeria, the...

The growing list of West African dictatorships in the guise of democracy includes Nigeria, Cameroon, Togo, Guinea, Cote d'Ivoire and Mali. Recently Burkina Faso in a draconian legislation by the regime of President...

IN THE past 20 years only 8 African countries could eschew official corruption and impunity in their so called constitutional democracies through the institution of transparency, justice, fair-play and rule-of-law. The European Union, United...

Typical with the sit-tight script of African dictators Cote d'Ivoire presidential election ends up boycotted by opposition parties yet the state electoral commission declares Quattara elected for third term in office. Ivory...

Alpha Conde joins the list of sit tight leaders of Togo, Nigeria, Uganda, Zimbabwe, winning a grossly manipulated election that enforces his third term agenda in Guinea politics. These decadent regimes...

Corruption is still a major setback in Kenya's push to become the investment destination of choice in Africa but Uhuru Kenyatta's government says it is taking measures to defeat the vice. Uhuru:...

The Kagame regime in Rwanda has almost masked its official state sponsored disappearances and downright murder of citizens deemed antagonistic to the government. 'Hotel Rwanda’ Hero Is President Kagame’s Latest Target

All across Africa's central governments is the barbaric politics of ethnic advantages played by ethnic champions who masquerade as national leaders. Like Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari, so it seems with Malawi's Lazarus Chakwera

Against abysmal leaderships exhibited by West African nations of Nigeria, Togo and Cote d'Ivoire, the mutiny and arrest of Mali president and prime minister by soldierly patriots may well be the wake-up call for sitting despots of the twice...