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Why Bob Marley’s Family Should Stop Commercializing His Name

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Bob Marley stands as a global icon of reggae music, social justice, and spiritual resilience. His legacy is rooted not only in his music but...

What Will It Take to Unify Africa?

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The dream of a unified Africa—one continent, one people, one destiny—has inspired generations of leaders, intellectuals, and ordinary citizens. From the Pan-Africanist visions of...

Why Indigenous Africans Are Not About Africa’s Unification

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Africa’s unification has long been an aspiration of Pan-Africanists and visionaries who see the continent’s unity as the key to its economic, political, and...

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Mauritius: African Development Bank to help build sustainable infrastructure and economic resilience

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The Bank aims to promote private sector development to foster and build a more productive, sustainable, inclusive and resilient Mauritian economy The Board of Directors...

Fintech as the driver for growth in Africa’s banking sector

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By Ogechi Onuoha (Associate), Taiwo Peregrino (Associate), and Ufuoma Isiavwe (Associate), Olajide Oyewole LLP, DLA Piper Africa member firm in Nigeria According to the 2017 Global Findex Database,1 about 1.7 billion adults...

Zimbabwe President Calls for Lifting of Sanctions at UN

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Zimbabwe's president Emmerson Mnangagwa used the platform of the United Nations to deliver a clarion call for the removal of historical sanctions against his...

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Why Imposing Tariffs on Major Trading Partners Could Potentially Destroy the...

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Introduction Tariffs have long been used as a tool of economic policy, ostensibly to protect domestic industries from foreign competition. However, while tariffs may provide...
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