governance

Nigeria government, intransigent on its cabal corruption, nepotism and the vocal mediocrity of professional sycophants, under a tired muslim general, is either clueless or conniving as to the pandemic of Islamist banditry ravaging the impoverished and backward giant of...

Vulnerable populations, including the poor and displaced, are at high risk of being affected by the potential spread of the coronavirus to Africa, the World Health Organization has warned. Africa needs early detection of coronavirus, WHO says By Sara Jerving, DEVEX NAIROBI...

Despite endemic corruption many African countries are recording healthy economic growth. But the rise of e-commerce and e-banking comes with a heavy cost. Corruption and Cybercrime in Africa by Mila Bera Yes, we are talking about  corruption and cybercrime, the evil twins...

Next to Nigeria, South Sudan military authorities routinely violate civil rights while the government protects the crime, Amnesty report reveals South Sudan’s Authorities Allow Serious Human Rights Abuses to Flourish and go Unpunished – Report ips interpress Human rights movement...

Tackling South Africa's Black Xenophobia At Presidential Level Contrary to Nigeria's initial lame duck approach to black racial degeneracy, conscious African presidents have taken frontal measures against the criminal xenophobia of the black-on-black violence of South Africa politics. Presidents Paul Kagame,...

While violent crackdown and censoring of media continues in Nigeria, Uganda and many failed nations of Africa, a question arises as to why the US is disappointed only with Mnangagwa's suppression of democratic institutions. US Official: US Increasingly Disappointed with...

Like in Nigeria, medieval barbarism is reaching new heights in Chad, with the tribal leader, Deby, urging his military to shoot warring civilian herders and farmers. As their final solution to the security question, Nigeria's Buhari had recently urged...

Burundi's malaria epidemic is killing more than ebola in the Congo but Burundi authorities are unwilling to declare a national emergency 1,800 dead as malaria ‘epidemic’ rages in Burundi – UN by The Manila Times Malaria has killed more than 1,800...

The good news for twice brutalised Sudanese people is that one of Africa's murderous tyrants, Al Bashir, is facing trial, even if only for corrupt enrichment in office Corruption trial of Sudan's al-Bashir to begin on August 17 The trial of...

New facts about the murder of Gambian journalist by Jammeh repeat the question: just how long will African leaders be allowed to protect their erstwhile colleagues from trial for their horrendous crimes in office? Gambian Officer Says Ex-President Ordered...