How Africa Develops Europe (and the rest of the Rich World): Real Development and Aid
Increasingly attention is being given to documenting the extent to which Africa (and the rest of the developing world) is in fact providing development aid,
Category : Democracy/Politics
Angola Privileges Diplomacy for Economic Development
Angola will continue in 2020 to privilege the economic diplomacy to attract investments for socioeconomic development, stated last week the Angolan minister of Foreign Affairs,
I’ll abolish Communication Service Tax if elected to power – Mahama
Former President John Dramani Mahama has vowed to reverse the government’s recently announced 50% increment in the Communication Services Tax if elected to power in
Africa is an opportunity for the world: Overlooked progress in governance and human development
While narratives over the past few decades have painted a wide range of views of Africa—as a child in need of development, a rising economic
Japan, US to Reduce Energy Poverty in Nigeria, Other sub-Saharan African Nations
The United States of America and Japan have signed a memorandum of cooperation (MOC) to expand US-Japan energy cooperation in sub-Saharan Africa and renew each
Nearly Half of All Child Deaths in Africa Stem from Hunger, Study Shows
One in three African children are stunted and hunger accounts for almost half of all child deaths across the continent, an Addis Ababa-based think tank
2019 NELSON MANDELA INTERNATIONAL DAY DIALOGUE/DINNER
2019 Nelson Mandela International Day Dialogue/Dinner in Abuja Nigeria. Theme: Roadmap to Shared Prosperity. Organised by: Global Advocacy for African Affairs. Posted by Chrys Chigere
Global Advocacy for African Affairs Commends US Govt. for Placing Visa Restrictions on Corrupt, Undemocratic Nigerians
Global Advocacy for African Affairs, a non-governmental initiative, with international office in the United Kingdom, has commended the recent move by the United States to
AU leaders to sign AfCFTA in Niger
President Hage Geingob has revealed that African Union (AU) leaders will be meeting in Niger pretty soon to mark the signing into force of the
WHY OPENING THE POLITICAL SPACE FOR WOMEN HAS BECOME IMPERATIVE IN AFRICA
Barr. Chrisvic Ebhodaghe Programme Officer; Global Advocacy for African Affairs In a world where more often than not women are treated as second class