Ethiopia: Tigray – How Ethiopia Reached This Crisis Point and How It Could Get Out
ANALYSIS By Nick Westcott Virtually all Ethiopia’s neighbours and partners are against the conflict in Tigray, but can they stop…
Africa Mourns Ghana’s Former President Jerry Rawlings
Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo has ordered a one-week mourning period as the country comes to terms with the death of…
Mozambique: Cabo Delgado Atrocities Draw Little International Attention
By Peter Kenny Geneva — Alarm bells are ringing in the United Nations Human Rights office and the Refugee Agency…
AFRICAN PEACE MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD VOTING ONGOING
Kindly vote for His excellency, Alh. Aminu Tambuwa, Executive Governor, Sokoto State and Nominee for the African Peace Man of…
AFRICAN PEACE. TOWARDS ACHIEVING PEACE ACROSS THE CONTINENT
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West Africa: Displaced Persons Want to Return Home – Deputy UN Chief, Visiting North-East Nigeria
The United Nations Deputy Secretary-General is on a trip to West Africa and the Sahel region, and on Tuesday, she…
Ethiopia: Give Peace a Chance
By Fasika Tadesse All the warnings to reduce tensions over the last two years are for naught now that Prime…
Nigeria: Despite Border Closure, Nigerian Govt Controversially Grants Dangote Permission to Export Cement
By Oladeinde Olawoyin Despite the border closure policy put in place, the Nigerian government has allowed Dangote Cement to resume…
Nigeria: 38-Year-Old Nigerian Joins 2023 Presidential Race
By Udora Orizu A 38-year-old Victor Ani-Laju, on Monday, declared his intention to run in the 2023 presidential election. Addressing…
Nigeria Faces Possible Covid-19 Second Wave but Has Let Guard Down
By Ebuka Onyeji and Nike Adebowale Nigeria’s new COVID-19 infections have increased in the last two weeks, suggesting a possible…
Uganda: How Much Does It Cost to Be a Politician in Uganda? We Found Out
ANALYSISBy Emmanuel Kitamirike & Peter Kisaakye A new report looks into the expenditure of political candidates and MPs. Here are…
West Africa: Lessons From Mali As Burkina and Niger Head for the Polls
ANALYSIS By Ibrahim Maïga Elections in Burkina Faso and Niger take place amidst insecurity and COVID-19, as happened in Mali…
Nigeria: Time for Nigeria to Fix Its Serious Power Deficit
By Dianna Games A real conundrum for a flawed project Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa’s largest economy in GDP terms, is one…
Nigeria: What You Need to Know About Nigeria’s U.S.$1.2bn Loan From Brazil
By Ntiedo Ekott The federal government would also acquire 100,000 hectares of land in each state for food production The…
Nigeria: Fuel Crisis Looms As Oil Workers Begin Strike
By Sylvester Idowu Nigeria may be heading towards another economic crisis with crude oil production threatened as the Petroleum and…
Nigeria – Ogoni 9 Activists Remembered 25 Years On
By Chrispin Mwakideu On November 10, 1995, nine Nigerian environmental activists accused of murder were executed by Sani Abacha’s military…
Nigeria: North-East Nigeria, Yemen, South Sudan Face Famine Threat – UN
The report by the United Nations says parts of the population in the four hotspots of highest concern are already…
Cote d’Ivoire – ‘Tone Down the Hateful Rhetoric’, Find Peaceful Solutions – UN Rights Chief
Continuing violence in the wake of elections in Cote d’Ivoire’s presidential elections held on 31 October, prompted the UN human…
AFRICAN PEACE MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 2020 ISSUE OUT
The outcome of the United States presidential election stands to drastically affect US foreign policy toward developing nations in Africa.…
Nigeria: Police Vow to Resist New Protests in Lagos
Olasunkanmiariyo/Wikimedia Commons Premium Times (Abuja)By Ifeoluwa Adediran The Lagos State Police Command said on Thursday it will resist any planned…