Sub-Saharan Africa

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Call 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 […]

Sub-Saharan Africa

Caught between the warring parties: Eritreans and the Tigray conflict

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of IFAIR e.V. or […]

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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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Ethiopian and Egyptian Nile River Crisis: The Need for the Application of the non-Zero-Sum Principle

The Nile river crisis between Ethiopia and Egypt has emerged from the countries conflicting foreign policy trust. Foreign policy primarily follows national interest to protect […]

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Democracy with Adjectives from an African Perspective

Democracy as a multi-concept approach explores various democracy patterns that accords significant comparative evaluation as opposed to a monolithic single concept. One may argue that […]

Middle East & North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

Morocco Reinforces its Faith-Based Diplomacy in West Africa

Faith-based diplomacy has become an increasingly competitive market where countries are using their religious background as a soft power tool. Morocco is one of those […]

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South Africa: Returning to Statism?

The South African state of disaster has been evolving since its declaration on March 15th. Following local and global acclaim for its responsive, science-based approach, […]

Sub-Saharan Africa, Think.

Integrity Problem or Imperial Political Scheme? Diagnosing the North-South Politics at the African Development Bank (AfDB)

Over the past few weeks, the United States has rejected the report of the ethics committee acquitting the Nigerian-born Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Governor of the […]