Size Matters: Developing Businesses of Scale in Sub-Saharan Africa
Policymakers will need to better understand the drivers of, and obstacles to, the growth of African companies if they are to achieve national development goals […]
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Commonwealth Summit launches in London amid concerns over LGBTQ rights, jobs
Molly Anders, First published by Devex, 16/4/18 LONDON — Leaders from the 53 countries that make up the British Commonwealth arrived in London Monday for […]
African Land Forces Summit Holds In Abuja
Military top brass from across Africa on Monday kicked off a conference co-hosted by the United States aimed at boosting cooperation between countries fighting […]
Submission Guidelines (The Saharan)
Submission guidelines (The Saharan).pdf Table of contents SUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES Originality Vision Impact Structure Style LENGTH REFERENCES References in the text References in the bibliography WORD-PROCESSING
Call for Papers
Call for Papers (The Saharan).pdf The National Institute for African Studies (NIAS) is pleased to invite writers to submit their papers for The Saharan journal. […]
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Editorial Board Call for Editorial Board Members Editor-in-Chief Dele Williams, CEO NIAS, dele@africanstudies.org.uk Dele has been the Executive Director of NIAS since April 2014. He co-founded […]
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The Saharan is a peer-reviewed, bi-annual journal which aims to promote an intersectional approach to the inquiry into the disciplines of Cultural Studies and International […]
Gender Quotas in Africa: Does Higher Representation of Women Result in Their Empowerment?
Gender Quotas in Africa: Does Higher Representation of Women Result in Their Empowerment? Sangwon Park, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh It […]
Africa’s first digital free trade area for rollout in 2018
Julius Barigaba, The EastAfrican, 8/1/18 Photo credit: Nation Media Businesses within the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) could save up to $450 million […]