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OP-ED Opinions 

Wole Soyinka: Abating The Arrows Of The Envious And Ignorant By Remi Oyeyemi

In recent times, Prof Wole Soyinka has been at the receiving end of arrows from those who hate his guts and his intellect. Those who are discomforted by his achievements. Those who are having nightmares about his pride in his heritage and his aversion for ignorance and incompetence. Those who felt threatened by his solidness and their own destitution. This… Read More
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Femi Gbajabiamila: Speaker Of Federal House Of Repression Or Of Representatives? By Dr Bolaji O. Akinyemi

Femi Gbajabiamila is not new to law making, nor legislative bill drafting, presentation and passage. He’s almost as old as the third republic in the business of law making, having been elected into Lagos State House of Assembly in 2003, and re-elected in 2007. Femi served consecutively for eight years till 2011 when he became a member of the Federal… Read More
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Summarising The Main Issues (Immediate And Medium Term) In COVID-19 Pandemic And Response By Jaye Gaskia

Setting the context: It seems like a long time ago now when the outbreak of the novel Coronavirus began in Wuhan, China. Yet it has been less than six months, and in that time, it has since become the COVID-19 disease and a pandemic that is now ravaging the whole world, and is changing life and our conditions of living… Read More
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COVID-19: Soludo’s Voodoo Ideas By SKC Ogbonnia

Any objective analysis of a long-winded essay, “COVID-19: Can Africa Afford Lockdowns?”, by Chukwuma Soludo, would wonder if the renowned economist is suddenly cast with a voodoo spell.  Mr. Soludo needs no introduction. A distinguished professor of economics, with advanced degrees—both academic and honoris causa—from the prestigious University of Nigeria, he was a former Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN),… Read More
Investments 

Egypt’s Gabal El-Asfar wastewater project: a model for sustainable development

Bright sunshine has replaced the rosy light of dawn. But Abel Gaber has no time to admire the view of Cairo on this spring morning. Now in his fifties, the agronomic engineer is too busy supervising his employees on his 130-hectare farm. His is an unusual – and experimental – farm in the Egyptian landscape, in the governorate of Al… Read More
Investments 

Au Maroc, la santé pour tous est une priorité

Loubna Karba, 32 ans, mère de deux enfants, remplit une fiche à la réception de l’hôpital public de Rabat, la capitale du Maroc. Elle s’y rend pour soigner une blessure au bras. Loubna détient une carte d’assurance maladie, délivrée aux bénéficiaires du régime d’assistance médicale (RAMED), qui lui permet d’accéder facilement aux soins de santé, sans être confrontée à l’obstacle… Read More
Investments 

Maroc : l’électricité, une énergie qui illumine les territoires

Le timbre du muezzin fait écho dans tout le village, encore endormi, de Douar Bouazza, à 20 kilomètres au sud-ouest de Marrakech. Ahmed Hassani, lui, roule déjà sur sa mobylette à travers ses luxuriants champs d’olives et d’orges. Agriculteur d’une quarantaine d’années, il se réjouit de l’arrivée de l’électricité dans le village. Comme tout le monde, ici. Le courant lui… Read More
Investments 

Africa cannot afford LOCUST-19

We are in a battle against time to curb the COVID-19 pandemic. While tackling the Coronavirus pandemic has grabbed global attention, a new crisis that could claim a lot more lives is brewing in Africa: massive locust invasions. Billions of desert locusts are ravaging countries all across East Africa, including Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Sudan, South Sudan, Uganda, and Djibouti. It… Read More
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