Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Bola A. Akinterinwa Governance is the art of government. Government is the institution while governance is about how the institution functions. It is about system of rules, structures, especially decision-making, processes, accountability, management of resources and information to build public trust. In terms of typology, there are three main types: public sector governance, which deals…

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Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Africa: Beyond Infrastructure – Training the Biosecurity Leaders Africa Needs

As natural outbreaks, laboratory accidents and the deliberate misuse of biological agents converge into an increasingly complex threat environment, Africa’s ability to prevent, detect and respond will depend on a sustained investment in the people capable of doing so. At least three weeks passed between the first deaths in Ituri province and laboratory confirmation of…

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Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Africa: Joint Statement By the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and WHO Concerning the Outbreak of Ebola Disease Caused By the Bundibugyo Virus

The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) reaffirm their strong partnership and shared commitment to protect the health and well-being of the people of Ituri Province and the nation at large, following the joint mission to Bunia led by Dr Samuel Roger Kamba, Minister of Health,…

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Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Africa: How South Africa’s Xenophobic Online Machine Was Rebooted in 2026

Recent events did not create SA’s xenophobic online machine. They reveal how entrenched, interconnected and politically influential that machine has already become. South Africa’s latest wave of xenophobic mobilisation did not begin with a political speech or a major violent incident. It began with a missing-person campaign. Yet this resurgence would not have been possible…

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Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Africa: AU Observer Mission Chief Kenyatta Engages African Diplomatic Corps As Ethiopia Prepares for Tomorrow’s Vote

Addis Ababa, May 31, 2026 —Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, who is leading the African Union Election Observation Mission (AUEOM), met today with representatives of the African Diplomatic Corps in Addis Ababa as Ethiopia prepares for its seventh general election scheduled for tomorrow June 1, 2026. The meeting brought together members of the African Union…

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Africa: Regionalism As a Tool of Global Governance and Development – the Case of a Divided Africa

Africa: Dangote Group Named Africa’s Most Admired Brand for 8th Consecutive Year

Industrial, Social Impact, Development Rankings — Peter Uzoho Dangote Industries Limited has reinforced its position as Africa’s most influential corporate brands after emerging as the continent’s Most Admired African Brand for the eight consecutive year. Also, the Group Chief Branding and Communications Officer of Dangote Industries, Anthony Chiejina, was named among Africa’s 100 Most Influential…

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How Adobe Creative Cloud Standard bridges the gap for growing Teams in Africa

How Adobe Creative Cloud Standard bridges the gap for growing Teams in Africa

Businesses that have been relying on individual Creative Cloud licences can now upgrade to Teams. (Image: Dax Data) As creative demands increase, small creative teams often outgrow the tools they started with. Free applications, non-genuine software, disconnected workflows and manual processes often leave work spread across personal accounts and manual handoffs. This slows delivery and…

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Africa missing out on e-waste economy, warns CSIR

Africa missing out on e-waste economy, warns CSIR

Discussions with industry showed e-waste dumping remains the default, says the CSIR. (Image source: 123RF) The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has warned that African countries, including South Africa, are losing potential economic value by exporting electronic waste (e-waste) to overseas markets, instead of processing and recycling it locally. According to the think-tank,…

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