Against solidarity with an expiration date
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In Search for Safe Spaces: Women and Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan
As Africa’s youngest state, South Sudan has been torn apart by civil war and a colossal humanitarian emergency. Ethnopolitical tensions, economic deterioration, and insecurity have […]
See MoreWhich role for the Nigerian youth in the emergence of a New Nigeria?
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See MoreArt, aesthetics and international politics: Freddy Tsimba’s Porteuse de Vies (Carrier of Lives) in perspective
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See MorePolitics or Education? Combating the decline of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights
This article is part of CISS’s series “Revisiting African Narratives”. Please find more information here. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are […]
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The Cost of Political Tension in Somalia
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See MoreCall for Articles: Revisiting African Narratives
Africa Rising, African Renaissance, Africa’s century… So many notions are circulating trying to encapsulate Africa’s prospective economic and political ascent into the first row of […]
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Caught between the warring parties: Eritreans and the Tigray conflict
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Why Africa should lead the future of the World Trade Organization
One of the most hotly contested leadership races of international consequence is drawing attention to the happenings in Geneva. The World Trade Organization (WTO), the […]
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Gender (In)Equality and Health Crisis Management in Developing Countries – Lessons from Sierra Leone
Gender Inequality and Health Crises In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic sparking a significant health and economic crisis not only among developed but also […]
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