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17Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

WIDESPREAD use of indentured labour exported from North Korea to build infrastructure in the Gulf zone is one of the more biting areas in diplomacy relating to the crisis between Qatar and its...

16Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

FOCUSING  on the effectiveness of aid, rather than slashing the budget, would be a bipartisan win-win. Almost everyone, it seems, disagrees with the Donald Trump administration's proposals to gut...

16Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

JUNE 16, 1976 saw thousands of black South African students join in a protest against the education policies of the apartheid regime. Police responded with force, gunning down at least two hundred...

15Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian

LACK of indigenous expertise, offshore training and aircraft maintenance, experts say, are the major reasons the airline business doesn't thrive in Nigeria, writes Chinedu Eze.

14Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

OVER the last couple of decades, great effort was made to reduce tobacco consumption rates the world over. These efforts come as a result of concern over the harmful impact of tobacco use and...

13Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

ACCESS  to energy, especially for rural communities, represents a central pillar of development.

12Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

INDUSTRIALISATION has been widely advocated by the current government and it ranks at the top of the government’s to-do-list.

12Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

LAST  week we concluded the 5th Continental African Conference in Solidarity with Cuba, held in Windhoek, under the theme: 'Intensifying Solidarity and Continuing the Legacy of Fidel and Ché'.

11Jun 2017
Isaac Mwangi
Guardian On Sunday
Ea Whispers

THERE are rules that simply don't make much sense when dealing with six partner states – and the one requiring the presence of all partner states before transacting any business at the regional...

11Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
Guardian On Sunday
Commentary

THE current escalation in the Gulf derives its animosity from a collision between two doctrines: the Emirati-Saudi-Bahraini push for realpolitik and alleged pragmatism versus Qatar's commitment to...

10Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

Capital markets, where money from savers is put into long-term investments, can contribute significantly to socio-economic development if they invest in productive projects and enterprises. But...

10Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

For as long as many people can remember, Robert Mugabe has played his ambitious cadres in a “stakes elevated” game of Fool’s Gold. 

09Jun 2017
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
Commentary

UNITED States of America President Donald Trump is not the first Republican leader to trash the environment in general and also the fight against climate change in particular.

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