The World’s Best and Worst Nationalities in 2018
France’s quality of nationality is the best in the world, according to the latest Henley & Partners Kochenov Quality of Nationality Index (QNI), which launched
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Ethiopian Air Seeks Africa Dominance with New Carriers, Jet Deal
Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise plans to establish half a dozen international offshoots before the end of the year as Africa’s biggest carrier steps up efforts to
Provision of Free Education: Lets all of us help build Mandela Legacy
The universal refrain that education is the ultimate equaliser and an eradicator of poverty remains true. In South Africa, since 1994, the quest for quality
60 Young Nigerians for Mandela Fellowship in US
United States Mission to Nigeria is to send 60 young Nigerians to participate in the 2018 Mandela Washington Fellowship programme for six weeks from June
Morocco formally joins Pan-African Parliament in South Africa
Morocco has formally announced its accession to the South Africa-based Pan-African Parliament (PAP). According to the the official MAP news agency reported, the move was
China-Africa Relation Grows Stronger Despite Western Criticism
China and Africa are determined to forge ahead with their booming relations, undaunted by the unrelenting and often gratuitous criticism from the West. For many
Democracy and security in Africa depend on Nigeria
When Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari met with President Trumpon Monday, much attention was paid to the importance of counter terror efforts and economic investments that will
Africa in 2018 World Press Freedom Index:
The West African nation of Ghana has the continent’s best atmosphere for media personnel, a report by the Reporters without Borders (RSF) has said. The
Africa’s New Giving Hands
Among rich and poor alike, the continent reveals a bootstraps approach to success through generosity. Earlier this year, Africa received an image makeover with the
Sirleaf knocks Africa’s sit tight presidents, tells them to leave power
African leaders resisting “democratic transformation” must heed their citizens’ calls for change, former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said recently after receiving an award aimed