Browsing: Governance

Key Points • Kenya is partnering with the World Bank to construct 136 solar mini-grids for remote areas • The…

The field of 3D design and animation has developed into a crucial part of many sectors in today’s dynamic digital…

Amidst the pre-election brouhaha, Naira and fuel scarcity, citizens of Africa’s most populous country are at the polls to cast…

The heat is on and the stage is 95% set for millions of voters in the most populous country in…

Over 8,400 Europe-bound migrants perished at sea while attempting to cross the Mediterranean over the past four years, Save the…

“A week before my mother died, her house was broken into and burned down,” said Mathieu Okoma Agoa, from a…

The Big Brother Titans reality TV show has sparked controversy in Nigeria, with some suggesting it is a distraction for the youth during the upcoming general elections. The Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council even went as far as to accuse the show of being sponsored by an opposition party to divert the attention of the youth. But is the concern over the BB Titans truly warranted? Our editorial delves into the debate and examines the opinions on both sides. Read on to form your own opinion.

The recent photo of UK Trade Secretary, Kemi Badenoch, and US Deputy Treasury Secretary, Wally Adeyemo, serves as a stark reminder of the phenomenon known as brain drain. Both individuals, who happen to be Nigerian, have reached the pinnacle of success in their respective countries – but at what cost to Nigeria? As we approach the general elections in a few weeks, it’s crucial that we as a nation take a closer look at how we can not only retain our own talent but also attract more global players to contribute to the development of our country.

It’s not only about having a bank account, but actually about all of the resources that a person can access…

In contemporary post-colonial Africa, the message of democracy, ensconced in multi-party politics and a ‘governance’ rhetoric, is a pervasive hegemonic…