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Nigeria’s film industry: a potential gold mine?
11 Apr 2013As an entrepreneur, 32-year-old chemistry graduate Jason Njoku achieved success in a most unlikely way: he is Africa’s largest distributor of Nigerian movies, and has raked in over $8 million since...
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Somali diaspora’s remittances cast a lifeline
During two decades of conflict, famines and floods, money sent back home by Somali expatriates —...
What does the ‘Doha Climate Gateway’ mean for Africa?
A UN climate change conference in Doha, Qatar, concluded in December 2012 with a new agreement...
Counterfeit drugs raise Africa’s temperature
For someone with advanced technical know-how and a devious mind, a piece of chalk or some flour or...
Politics of succession: coping when leaders die
To avoid chaos, countries must follow constitutional procedures
Ghana’s ‘new path’ for handling oil revenue
Seeking to avoid the ill effects of Africa’s resource “curse”
What went wrong? Lessons from Malawi’s food crisis
Malawi has gone from bountiful maize crops to renewed uncertainty: Strong, democratic leadership...
Stabilizing Somalia: a new chapter begins
A “make or break” point for the country’s new leaders
After Africa’s wars, a ‘new day’ for building peace
UN's Judy Cheng-Hopkins on peacebuilding work in Africa
‘Ensure that everyone benefits from economic gains’
Interview with Maged Abdelaziz, UN special adviser on Africa
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