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China’s Economic Rally and Its Global Market Effects

Over the last few decades, China’s economy has been viewed as a linchpin in the global market. Even as the world faces a spectrum of geopolitical and economic shifts, China’s.

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South Africa Assumes G20 Presidency

South Africa has assumed the presidency of the G20, becoming the first African nation to lead the influential bloc of the world’s largest economies.   “We will use this moment.

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COP29: Africa’s Notes from Baku

The just-concluded United Nations climate change conference (COP29) saw the Africa Group of Negotiators push for an ambitious $1.3 trillion annual climate finance target by 2030, with a broader objective.

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The Implications of Stripping Electoral Oversight Powers

The robustness of any democracy lies in the integrity of its electoral processes. Electoral oversight institutions, such as the UK’s Electoral Commission or the Federal Election Commission in the United.

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Sovereignty and Regional Cooperation: A Synergy for Development

As Africa enters the era of globalisation, national sovereignty and regional cooperation are often portrayed as opposing forces. Sovereignty, a cornerstone of national autonomy, is sometimes seen as a barrier.

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Africa’s Judicial System: Opportunities and Challenges

Since gaining independence from colonial rule, Africa has embarked on a journey of political stability, social development, and economic growth. A critical pillar in this transformation is an effective judicial.

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Debt Restructuring in Ethiopia: Progress, Challenges, and Global Perspectives

Ethiopia has experienced both significant growth and considerable setbacks in its economic development. The country’s debt stock has risen sharply, reaching $57.2 billion by 2022, with external debt accounting for.

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Nuclear Energy and Africa’s Capabilities: A Sustainable Future or a Risky Bet?

Climate change is a global crisis, prompting countries worldwide to seek alternatives to fossil fuels for sustainable energy production. One significant source of power generation is nuclear energy, which has.

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Rights for All: Africa’s Judiciary Gains

Africa’s judicial systems have made significant advances in recent decades, spurred by both grassroots and institutional efforts. With several countries leading reform and cases that have stirred public faith in.

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Judicial Independence: The Guardrails of African Democracy

In Africa, judicial independence serves as the necessary guardrails that protect democratic pathways, offering citizens an assurance of accountability and justice. A judiciary, free from interference, is important to any.

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