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IN any nation where democratic process is the norm, different parties contest for political power is held only through peaceful and democratic ways and means and not through violence. Countries...
THE question of national, regional or global peace has now gained currency among scholars, politicians, military strategists, economists and the UN systems alike.
#RioOlympics2016 are the two harshtags that have been trending constantly for the past few weeks since the Rio Olympics kicked off in the first week of August.
The ongoing assessment of supply capacities for textile, apparel and leather products in the region must be handled with utmost care and decisions made should truly reflect the situation on the...
In my last article, I made a point about how everything rises and falls on leadership. Many of my readers and clients have since said that they couldn’t agree more! If this is an established fact...
KIGALI: Africa’s discontent with International Criminal Court (ICC) continues, with the Conference of the Committee of Intelligence and Security Services of Africa (CISSA) in Kigali last week the...
TO understand what an African philosophy of education is and why it's so important, consider the role that universities should play in any society. Universities, no matter where they are, ought to...
THE government has said is set to conduct inspection at all tourist hotels in the country to establish if services offered meet standards, threatening to take action against those operating...
Referendum lies at the heart of the legal framework for determining Tanzania’s new constitution making. It is the established means towards the adoption of the new Constitution that still bedevils...
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari is a man on the spot as he trudges on in the second, and most critical, year of his Presidency.
Global commitments to stop wildlife crime and help save elephants
This World Elephant Day, it’s important to celebrate the positive momentum being taken to save this iconic species.
THE East African Community regional integration process has seen the region register improvement in logistics performance which had stagnated in previous years, a World Bank report has said.
AS over 20 million sub-Saharan Africans face a shortage of food because of drought and development issues, representatives of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)