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Close to Reopen? When Economic Autonomy Becomes a Necessity
The prevailing belief holds that open trade is always beneficial, that free trade is the only path to prosperity. Yet…
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Paul Ndiho: « From Cocoa Plantations in West Africa to Hersheypark in Pennsylvania: A Farmer’s Son Sees Both Worlds »
I didn’t grow up under cocoa trees—but I know exploitation when I see it. I grew up among coffee bushes…
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Thione Niang: « What Trump understood… and what too many African presidents have not yet understood »
In a competitive global economy, a president cannot limit himself to symbolic diplomacy. He must be the first salesman of…
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Charlotte Libog: “Cameroon deserves to be better known, better promoted, and better positioned on the international stage”
CAMEROON VITAL: A Universal Appeal to Promote Cameroon 🇨🇲 During this sensitive period of the presidential election in Cameroon, my…
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Anas Al-Sharif : « I entrust you with Palestine – the jewel in the crown of the Muslim world, the heartbeat of every free person in this world »
This is my will and my final message. If these words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing…
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Teddy KABERUKA: “Umuganura reminds us that our strength lies in unity, gratitude, and shared prosperity”
Under the golden sun of August 1st, Rwanda comes alive to the beat of drums, the swirl of colorful imishanana,…
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Leila Ben Hassen : « Africa’s Blue Workforce: Seizing the tides of opportunity »
Leila Ben Hassen@DR Africa’s Ocean Moment The ocean is rising both as a physical force and as a dynamic economic…
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Gagan Gupta: Made in Africa or Made from Africa? It’s time to choose
Imported T-shirts tell a deeper story of extraction without transformation that must stop As trade frameworks worldwide are being rethought,…
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Idrissa Diabira: Industrialise Africa or Stay Sitting on the Ground!
Less than 5% of working Africans hold formal employment. Every year, 20 million young people enter the labor market, while…
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Farid Fezoua : « Why African Creative Industries Deserve Serious Capital and Why Ignoring Them Costs Us All »
It is tempting to romanticize creative industries in emerging markets, to talk about untapped talent, local cultural richness, and the…
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