Why local government is failing in South Africa and how to fix it Local government is a constitutional imperative in…
Browsing: Africa in Fact
How a fisherman had to take the Electoral Commission to court in Ghnana to win a term as assemblyman In…
Mzuzu City’s lack of municipal services leads one enterprising businessman to fill the void “Mr Clean”, a private company that…
The Chinese government’s interest in Africa is highly visible. It has paid for public buildings such as Lesotho’s parliament building…
Labour unions and the free market Capitalists and labour unions are often seen as adversaries, but they have more in…
Madagascar: a tale of two mines The forsaken Ilakaka and coddled Ambatovy mining operations exemplify the problem and the solution…
Tunisia: moving with the times By Eileen Byrne Since the 2011 revolution the historic UGTT labour federation finds itself in…
Libya: legacy, liberation and labour Past and present conspire against a prosperous future By Mary Fitzgerald Oil-rich Libya faces an…
Kenya: world’s largest refugee camp Somalis in Dadaab occupy the grey spaces of international law Noor Tawane is approaching 30.…
Somalians in the United States The Somali diaspora is a blessing and a curse for the government back home Hail…
