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Beyond Term Limits: What Would an African-Centred Governance Model Actually Look Like?
For much of the 21st century, the discourse surrounding African governance has been framed as a perpetual "repair…
Africa’s Resources Are Global. Its Policy Experts Should Be Too.
Africa’s critical minerals are central to the global economy. Cobalt supports electric vehicle batteries and energy storage. Copper…
The Accra Reckoning: Institutionalising Justice or Architecting Avoidance?
As the humidity of Accra settles over the final day of the Accra Reparatory Justice Conference (June 17–19,…
How to Choose the Best African Development Course (Compared)
For professionals looking to pivot into African development or deepen their existing expertise, the choice of education is…
Epistemic Justice: Centering African Knowledge Architecture as a Locus of Theory
Abstract This paper examines the imperative of epistemic justice within the context of 21st-century Pan-African development. It argues…
Ubuntu Philosophy and Its Relevance to Modern Governance
Ubuntu Philosophy and Its Relevance to Modern Governance In a world increasingly shaped by individual achievement, competition, and…
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