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    Rudolf Okonkwo: Diary of an African travelling across Europe

    The Europeans who once crossed oceans to divide Africa among themselves have now found ways to bring much of their own continent together.

    Azu Ishiekwene: Amaechi’s campaign worse than diarrhoea

    Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, has a gift for choosing running mates with dubious political value.

    The hunger votes are coming

    The final bell is approaching. On polling day, the Nigerian electorate will decide who leaves the ring: hunger or Tinubu.

    Thank you, Trump, for saving the United States of America

    While Democrats were busy writing campaign manifestos and raising money, Trump was doing the hard work of mobilising voters for them.

    Azu Ishiekwene: From the Strait of Hormuz to the strait of midterm, Trump pays heavy price

    Those who voted for President Donald Trump and handed the Republicans a majority in the U.S. Congress two years ago cannot claim it was a mistake.

    Personal branding and the future of Africa’s knowledge industry

    If Africa is to become a global knowledge hub, we must move from simply telling our stories to systematically building, preserving and exporting the knowledge.