V7, N3 Pan-African Dreams

 

 

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Vol. 7, No. 3

Pan-African Dreams

Introduction

IN THIS ISSUE
FOREWORD

Pan-African Dreams: The Republic V7, N3 by Wale Lawal

COVER ESSAYS

Crisis Pan-Africanism: The Drivers of Institutionalized Pan-Africanism by Abel Gaiya;

From the OAU to the AU: Has the African Union Learned to Handle Conflicts Better? by Sarah Laniyan; and

Ethiopian Dream: Marcus Garvey, Ethiopia and the Founding of the OAU by Kai Mora.

 

FEATURE ESSAYS

Is a Single African Electricity Market Possible?: Understanding Electricity Market Reforms in Africa by Tam Alex;

A Fading Dream of Pan-Africanism?: Addressing the Impasse around the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement by Prince Fater Audu;

The Not-So-Free Movement of People: South Africa’s Haphazard Commitment to Open Borders by Adenike Fapohunda;

Like a Compass Pointing to Nsukka: 20 years of Chimamanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus by Ernest Nweke;

Building Blocks: The Challenging Realities of African Economic Integration by Osione Oseni-Elamah;

The Indelible Life of Ama Ata Aidoo: Personal Reflection by Nii Ayikwei Parkes;

Through Time’s Lens: The Enduring Message of Chinua Achebe’s No Longer At Ease by Adebola Rayo; and

 African Union and the Multipolar World: Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing World by Blessing Simura and Phatsimo Praymore Phida.

 

FIRST DRAFT

‘I Am Too Crushed by the War That Started in Sudan to Embark on a New Novel’ by Leila Aboulela

ART

Cover Illustration: ‘After the Ceremonies’, by Diana Ejaita
Issue Design and First Draft Illustration: Onyinye Dike.

Forthcoming

In our next issue, The Republic will critically discuss the rise of Afrobeats