1. Trade in Africa: Status Quo at stake? Chinas economic rise – its GDP-growth rate has fluctuated between six and ten percent annually over the […]
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The Sub-Saharan region as a “crisis region” – a picture mostly conveyed by the local media with their often disadvantageous reporting. Numerous articles associate this […]
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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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“I have lost all hope in our nation as things have just been getting worse.” “It is not sustainable, that is how I see the […]
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Cameroon – a “microcosm of Africa” – is a country in Central Africa in which the most diverse cultures, forms of life, religions and languages […]
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The Sub-Saharan Africa region describes the part of the African continent situated geographically south of the Sahara and therefore comprises – according to the definition […]
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On the May 8th, 2019 IFAIR’s Regional Director for Sub-Saharan Africa, Katharina Lange, was invited to give a talk at a seminar hosted by Akademie […]
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The Kingdom of Morocco has been readmitted into the African Union (AU) after 33 years. Morocco had left the former OAU in 1984 in protest against the admission […]
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Academic institutions have a big role to play with respect to the promotion of human rights. As demonstrated by the Disability Rights Education and Legal […]
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