Despite Brexit, Brits have become more positive about immigration
Aamna Mohdin With less than a year to go until Brexit happens, there’s little evidence to suggest that voters have changed their minds about the referendum. But […]
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Brilliance overtakes beauty as Ms Geek Africa spotlights tech genius
Lauren Gambino Long noted for its progressive stance on equality, Rwanda is the birthplace of a contest that champions female tech wizards. After years of […]
African nations seek a new profitable future of trade at Commonwealth Summit in London
Daniel Mumbere, First published in Africanews The 2018 Commonwealth Summit happening in London has provided African leaders with yet another opportunity to reassure the international […]
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 […]
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 […]
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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 […]