A few weeks ago, we looked at what U.S. official’s trips to Africa can tell us about U.S.-Africa relations. Official visits made by the president and […]
The Confederation of African Football (CAF), responsible for organizing the African Cup of Nations, elected a new president on March 16 at the Africa Union headquarters […]
This week we learned the U.S. administration under President Donald Trump has proposed a budget that would cut foreign aid drastically. The issues, facts, and implications of […]
Since November 2016, the African nation of Cameroon has been embroiled in civil unrest marked by demonstrations and boycotts against the Francophone-dominated government of President Paul […]
Beyond academic and diplomatic circles, many have not heard of the International Crisis Group or Crisis Group. The Brussels-based non-governmental organization tracks and warns of the potentials […]
[media-credit name=”United States Agency for International Development, USAID” align=”alignleft” width=”150″][/media-credit] As Barack Obama wraps up his time as president of the United States, we are looking […]
As Donald Trump prepares to assume the U.S. presidency, we are continuing to look back at the important legacy of Barack Obama and his administration vis-à-vis […]
Earlier during the U.S. primary elections, a prelude to the general election process, I said that with Donald Trump, the U.S. may be experiencing the bitter […]