How American Military Assistance Goes Wrong in Africa

Investigative Journalists Expose Alleged Power Abuses by World's Wealthiest Djibouti's self exiled businessman, Abdourahman Charles Boreh, has surfaced on the list of international businesspeople with secret offshore companies and accounts used to ...

Source: UN Human Rights Council Country: Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia GENEVA (25 April 2013) The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Eritrea, Sheila B. Keetharuth, will carry out an official visit to Ethiopia and ...

President al Bashir's outburst at a rally in Khartoum North on 8 June, 2013 was yet one in hundreds of occasions on which he often gets carried away by not exactly a bravado so as to say, but it is one of these things engrained in his Arabized ...

On Thursday the 6th of June 2013, I was reading the daily Sun newspaper and saw an advertorial on its page 45 purportedly issued by a Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu led group that calls itself Njiko Igbo. The advertorial was signed by Senator S.N.Anyanwu as ...

Trees in the desert Image Caption: In Burkina Faso, desertification has led to an estimated nine per cent loss in agricultural revenues (AFP) For the past 20 years, more and more countries have been affected by desertification and not just ...

(Photo: ) The Redeeming (Age of Faith series, book three) by Tamara Leigh What it's about (courtesy of Tamara Leigh): Lady Gaenor Wulfrith is a woman scorned. And King Henry's pawn. After three broken betrothals, she is ordered to wed her ...

Amb. David Shinn is an Adjunct Professor of International Affairs at The George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. He was United States Ambassador to Ethiopia and Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in Sudan.

My two countries are both in crisis: one is a failed state which has become almost permanently a terrorist-invested country; and the other is a recession-hit country with increasingly fragmenting society I arrived in London on a drab and rainy ...

Nelson Mandela. FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP South Africa would be a better democracy if Nelson Mandela had served a second term as president, a former World Bank managing director turned opposition leader said Thursday. I think if we had the good ...