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By Aboubakr Kaira Barry, Managing Director, Results Associates, Bethesda, Maryland, USA The exchange rate regime is usually a dry, technocratic choice. In West ...

By Hon. Chima Nnadi-Oforgu For decades, Nigeria has wrestled with the temptation to frame every national crisis through the lens of religion. Analysts, ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE The roots of the current crisis stretch deep into the past. To truly discern these origins, one must look all ...

The urgent mission to eradicate poverty and the drive for universal digital connectivity are no longer parallel tracks in Nigeria. They are rapidly ...

For too long, the story of Africa has been told through a narrow lens—one of poverty, conflict, and hardship. But a powerful new ...

World’s First 8-Pillar Digital Trade Accelerator Launches to Connect One Million Women-Led Businesses Globally A groundbreaking private-sector coalition, Connecting One Million Women to Trade ...

By Samuel Zalanga , Professor of Sociology Emeritus Some days ago I drove across parts of rural Bauchi State in northeastern Nigeria. I saw a ...

By Abiodun KOMOLAFE Charles Dickens, in his classic novel A Tale of Two Cities, contrasted the turbulent similarities and differences of London and ...

In a significant diplomatic move, senior U.S. lawmakers have issued a strong condemnation of Tanzania’s recent electoral process, citing widespread irregularities and state-sponsored ...

New guide outlines a five-step roadmap to integrate small business and trade perspectives into nationally determined contributions, to align climate and economic agendas ...

​​​​​​​​UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and ITU, the UN agency for digital technologies, are expanding efforts with partners in Chad and other refugee-hosting ...

By Major (Rtd.) Yinka Ogunsanya Defense and Insurgency Expert | U.S. Army Veteran with Operational Experience in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Southeast Asia When ...