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Syrian students in Türkiye: A bridge between Ankara and Damascus
Syrian students in Turkish universities are emerging as a quiet force of Ankara’s soft power, shaping future ties between the two nations.
Africa's curriculum crisis: Preparing students for yesterday, not tomorrow
Despite significant strides in increasing access to education, Africa's curricula often remain relics of the past, ill-suited to equip students with the skills necessary for today's dynamic world.
Why often-critical South Africans back government against Trump
South Africans have been able to sift through the manipulation to recognise that Washington’s gambit has nothing to do with the plight of any purportedly marginalised White farmers, living comfortably in plush homes and holiday houses by the beach.
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Trump’s Gaza gambit is just a continuation of America’s dark legacy
The world’s biggest military and economic power has long been carrying on an interventionist and expansionist agenda. Trump is just the latest leader to toe the same line.
Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali exit: ECOWAS and AES face uncertain future
From the future of monetary sovereignty in the region to trade relations and fragile security alliances, the implications of the AES breakaway move could reshape the future of regional integration in West Africa.
Preventing inter-state war in the Horn of Africa: A call for action
The Horn of Africa remains one of the most geopolitically complex and volatile regions on the continent, where a confluence of unresolved territorial disputes, political fragmentation, and external interference threatens regional stability.
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How to support the Palestinian cause when feeling overwhelmed
Mental health experts say that feelings of guilt and burnout are common, but allies must learn coping mechanisms and channel their emotions to help the cause.
What does COP28 Loss and Damage Fund mean for climate displacement in Africa?
Among the damaging consequences of climate change, climate displacement ranks high in coastal Africa often leading to internal and cross-border migration.
The late controversial US diplomat Henry Kissinger in Africa
Kissinger’s aim was to bolster American power at the expense of African sovereignty.
African humour: A golden age?
Humour is everywhere and always powerful – whether as an expression of resistance or opposition - as a means of maintaining power over marginalised groups, or as a means of coping with everyday life and hardship.
Migration crisis: Niger's junta fires the latest salvo
Niger’s military government repealed a law which criminalised the smuggling of migrants in the country. Many in Niger have welcomed the move as a step to remove the fetters of neo-colonialism