Features
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2024 elections in India, South Africa: Similarities and differences
Politically speaking, India is the World’s largest democracy with a voter population of 969 million from the more than 1.4…
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South Africa’s 2024 election, a referendum on black leadership
The results of South Africa’s 2024 elections further illustrate what pro-democracy groups have always canvassed – good governance/leadership is tribe…
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Implications of Conference of Sahel States in Senegal
Senegal will host a conference on Saturday, 1 June under the theme “The Alliance of Sahel States, a new platform…
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ECOWAS @49 struggling, but hopeful
At 49, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) should be celebrating based on its past achievements as the…
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Five Northern monarchs deposed in Nigeria
The Kano State Executive Council, chaired by former Governor Abdullahi Ganduje, in March 2020 deposed Muhammed Sanusi II, the 14th…
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From Anambra to the World: Soludo as Champion of development
In a world where true and exceptional leadership is often elusive, the story of Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma…
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Nigeria, ECOWAS, and EU dialogue on strengthening of partnership
The Abuja ‘Road to Schuman Forum,’ jointly organized by the EU Delegation in Abuja and Nigeria’s National Counter-Terrorism Centre (NCTC),…
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Faure Gnassingbé’s political ambition and ECOWAS reputation
As widely expected, Togo’s national electoral commission has declared the ruling Union for the Republic (UNIR) Party, as the overwhelming…
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Press freedom and aggravated hazards of Journalism
The more than 100 journalists and media workers killed as of 3rd May 2024 in the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, ignited…
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Rivers Crisis: Wike, Fubara resume supremacy battle
Reports on the latest power struggle between the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, and Rivers State Governor,…
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