Millions of dollars in aid are believed to have been lost.
With Real Inflation Possibly 50%, Sudan’s Widening Bread Price Protests May Not End Soon
Bread prices more than doubled earlier in January following a jump in the cost of flour.
Four Things Zimbabwe Can Do To Recover From The Disaster Of The Mugabe Era
If Zimbabwe gets the politics right, there is every reason to be optimistic that this promising country will flourish at last.
Sub-Saharan African Economies Set New Record With 83 Key Business Reforms In Last Year, Lead World In Some
In the ease of doing business global rankings, Mauritius is in 25thplace, followed by Rwanda (41), and Kenya (80) as the Sub-Saharan Africas top ranked economies.
‘Operation Python Dance’ – 50 Years Later Nigeria’s Iron Fist Against Separatists Is Getting It Nowhere
Several pro-Biafrans have been arrested and the military has been accused of brutality, arbitrary killings and torture. Over 150 were killed on last years Biafran Remembrance Day.