Sudanese Referendum and Cote d’Ivoire Election Stalemate wont Define African...
In the last month or so, my beloved continent, Africa, a place many archeologists and historians believe is the cradle of humankind has been engulfed in political mêlée: from the election impasse in...
View ArticleOil is Better than Chocolate: A Lesson from Libya and Cote d’Ivoire Crises
The United State of America, United Kingdom, European Union (EU), United Nations (UN) and International Criminal Court (ICC) have all been on the forefront searching for ‘solutions’ and calling for...
View ArticleWhere is African Union When Africans Really Need it?
For a while now I have been wondering what the African Union (AU) does, what is the purpose of its existence? My curiosity has come about from the happenings in Africa in the past few years. Up until...
View ArticleAfrica: Adapt or be Prepared for More Unrest
On 11th January last year I wrote an article entitled: “Events in South Sudan and Cote d’Ivoire will not define African Democracy“. In the article I argued that the outcome of the South Sudan secession...
View ArticleIt’s Time African Union Turned its Attention to Something Worthwhile
African Union have been meeting for the first time since the death of its former leader and financial backer in chief, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi last October. The issue of future funding for the...
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