By Brahima S Coulibaly Soon, more countries will either be in or at high risk of debt distress. One of…
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By Patrick Smith Tribunals and courts that are holding companies to account on charges of corruption and environmental destruction are…
By Prof John Harbeson Afrobarometer recently proclaimed that an “overwhelming” majority of Ethiopians support democracy and “seek accountable governance.” The…
Many major cities in developing countries, especially in Africa, are failing to reap the economic benefits of urbanization. These cities…
By Lise Rakner There is a trend of democratic retrenchment across the African continent. Despite democratic gains in some states,…
Military officers overthrew Mali’s government in a coup d’état in August 2020. Among the more worrying aspects of the coup…
To what extent have Africans taken ownership of their independent states, retaining what they value from their origins and early…
By Ana Revenga and Meagan Dooley Around the world, the lives of women and girls have improved dramatically over the…
By Prof John Harbeson For the last fifteen years, democracy has been in decline worldwide in the opinion of most…
Bearing in mind that in all counties over 70 per cent of the people can be categorized as poor, it is not easy to justify a retention of the existing revenue sharing formula
