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Africa in Fact is Good Governance Africa’s flagship quarterly publication containing contributions from high-profile academics, journalists, researchers and corporate leaders from across the African continent. Each edition is carefully themed to reflect the major challenges of the day and what can feasibly be done to confront and address them. The content is highly curated, has a credible pan-African reach, and offers significant advertising opportunity to corporate clients. 

Our editorial mission is to provide unique, curated in-depth content on themes as diverse, pertinent and interesting to Africa as the digital revolution, the low-carbon energy transition, liberation movements and informal economies. The publication also provides a platform for a diverse range of pan-African contributors, including GGA’S own in-house researchers, to learn and hone the art of long-form journalism.

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Editorial – Rethinking peace and security in a fragmented landscape 

By Susan RussellJuly 8, 202522

Welcome to this issue of Africa in Fact, which offers a timely examination of the complex and evolving challenges to peace and security across the continent. According to international non-profit…

The obstacles to peace in Sudan – and a way forward  

By Abdu Mukhtar MusaJuly 8, 202513

Since gaining independence from Britain in 1956, Sudan has experienced a political crisis that has manifested in numerous rebellions, political instability, and wars. The most notable was a comprehensive war…

Rwanda and the rise of bilateralism 

By Erika van der MerweJuly 8, 202547

Amid mounting criticism of United Nations peacekeeping missions and western military involvement, many African governments have sought alternative security partners. These partners have included private military companies, local militias, and…

Combating conflict, organised crime, disinformation and climate change in the Sahel

By Issa Sikiti da SilvaJuly 8, 202510

*Youssouf’s life took a turn for the worse after the last two goats he was left with died suddenly from a combination of thirst, hunger and disease as a result…

West Africa countries seek to end conflict between nomads and farmers

By Blamé EkoueJuly 8, 202514

Transhumance, the seasonal migration of livestock, is a deeply rooted form of pastoralism that has shaped the socio-economic and environmental fabric of West Africa for centuries. It is intricately tied…

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