African’s Migration and UN Multilateralism
There is a growing need for governments and other migration actors to strengthen intergovernmental cooperation and multilateral coordination on migration policies.
Data diplomacy: Examining data’s Impact as a tool for diplomatic activities
Data diplomacy initiatives have been positively portrayed by practitioners, laying an emphasis on the need for such moves to more directly address social and global challenges.
The African-France Summit and an Overview of its Recommendations Since 1973
The declaration by President Mitterrand in June 1990 at the Franco-African Summit at the La Baule in which he asserted that France was going to henceforth support only countries that made greater democratic progress was a remarkable step in the resolution of the summit.
Zuma Goes to Jail: Implications for Rule of Law, Democracy, and Governance in South Africa
In South Africa, the Constitutional Court recently found former president Zuma guilty of contempt of court and landed him a 15-month prison sentence, which is irrefutably a historic judgment in the annals of African politics.
Mali and the Challenges of Democratic Rule: Implications for Continental Democracy
As the transitional government emerged with high ambitions with support from international donors, this initial passion made way for sobering approaches, incarnated by the unhappiness with the transitional government; epitomized by an envisaged general strike by Mali’s biggest trade union federation UNTM.