International Affairs
Myths and Truths Jomo Kenyatta's Hollow Legacy
Jomo Kenyatta may be remembered as a prominent Kenyan nationalist and a leader of the Kenyan independence movement. However, his actual contributions to Kenya's independence fail to live up to his legacy. Read more. Read More...
Pan-Africanism in Foreign Policy African Organizations as Pan-African Agents in the ‘New Scramble’
The proliferation of economic summits and partnerships and the opportunities they bring, present an opportunity for Africa to reassert its agency, as well as redefine and reapply pan-Africanism. Read more. Read More...
Transcending Economics Racism and Anti-Racism in the Modern World
To address racism, we must transcend economics and seek avenues through which different groups can interact under conditions of mutual interdependence and equality. Read more. Read More...
Lessons in Mutualism 50 Years of Sino-Nigerian Relations
After 50 years of formal diplomatic relations, what should Nigerians look out for in Sino-Nigerian relations going forward? Read more. Read More...
The Case for Colonial Reparations My Guka and Me: Reflections of a Personal Colonial Experience in Kenya
Colonialism and its machinations created physical, social and mental wounds, across Africa, that have lasted generations. Read more. Read More...
Lessons of Discord The Repressive Dimensions of Pan-African Nationalism
Pan-Africanist political organization in the 1950s and 1960s played a mutually reinforcing role in driving the advocacy that ended both colonial rule in Africa and legal racial discrimination in the American South. Read more. Read More...
Southern Africa’s Persistent Dilemma Coronavirus and the Lost Legacy of the AIDS Epidemic
While SARS-CoV-2 and HIV are different pathogens, comparing the viruses themselves, as well as how southern Africa has responded to them, can help us better understand the region’s current climate and provide insight into whether coronavirus and its aftermath will spur a crisis on a scale comparable to the United States. Read more. Read More...
A Post-Coup World? Mali and the Slow Decline of Military Dictatorships
What the decline of military leaders in Africa portends is that African peoples are gradually coming to terms with the fact that the state must be accountable to them and should not be the exclusive preserve of a privileged few. Read more. Read More...
The Same Old Game Africa’s Opportunity in the New Scramble for the Continent
Over a hundred years ago, it was Europe monopolizing influence in Africa. Decades ago, it was the Soviet Union and China scrambling for spheres of influence. Now, Russia is set to make a comeback—will its motives be any different? Read more. Read More...
A Changing Dynamic The Evolution of Russia-Africa Relations
Africa serves as a viable means for Russia to obtain economic revenue while demonstrating its effectiveness as a global power. Read more. Read More...
