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A New Doctrine?
Understanding Russia and the New Scramble for Africa
August 7, 2020
A New Imperialism?
Russia-Africa Relations in the Twenty-First Century
August 24, 2020
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Vol. 4, No. 3
Russia’s Africa?
IN THIS ISSUE
COVER ESSAYS
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Kremlin's Renewed Interest: Russia's Emerging Threat to Elections in Africa
by
Tabitha Mwangi x Chimwemwe Fabiano
;
⎈
A New Imperialism? — Russia-Africa Relations in the Twenty-First Century
by
Blessing Simura x George Mudimu x Fadzai Chipato
⎈
A Changing Dynamic: The Evolution of Russia-Africa Relations
by
Aaliyah
Vayez
; and
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The Kremlin's North African Gateway: A Discourse — Western Sahara, Crimea and Russia's Interest in Morocco
by
Dylan Yachyshen
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From Our Russia-Africa Issue
Kremlin’s Renewed Interest
Russia’s Emerging Threat to Elections in Africa
Karen Wangui Mwangi
and
Chimwemwe Fabiano
July 24, 2020
A Changing Dynamic
The Evolution of Russia-Africa Relations
Aaliyah Vayez
September 14, 2020
A New Imperialism?
Russia-Africa Relations in the Twenty-First Century
Blessing Simura
,
George Mudimu
and
Fadzai Chipato
August 24, 2020
The Kremlin’s North African Gateway?
Western Sahara, Crimea and Russia’s Interest in Morocco
Dylan Yachyshen
July 31, 2020
A New Scramble in the Horn of Africa
The Multipolar Contest for Africa’s Eastern Region
Stephen Paduano
July 27, 2020
A New Doctrine?
Understanding Russia and the New Scramble for Africa
Taigh Adebajo
August 7, 2020
The Dynamic Evolution of Russo-African Relations
Africa’s Struggle for Agency in a New Power Tussle
Chukwudi Ukonne
August 17, 2020
Introducing 'First Draft'
Our New Column Featuring Authors on Books, Reading & Writing
Introducing ‘First Draft’: Our New Column
Authors and Prominent Figures on Books, Reading and Writing
The Republic
February 4, 2020
‘Writer, Write.’
Moyosore Orimoloye's First Draft
Moyosore Orimoloye
February 5, 2020
‘Editing Feels Like Taking Vitamins.’
Ore Ogunbiyi’s First Draft
Ore Ogunbiyi
February 12, 2020
‘The Lesson is in Design’
Merlin Uwalaka’s First Draft
Merlin Uwalaka
February 19, 2020
‘The Story Comes With Its Own Style’
Sada Malumfashi’s First Draft
Sada Malumfashi
February 26, 2020
‘Finish the Damned Thing’
Ẹniọlá Ànúolúwapọ́ Ṣóyẹmí’s First Draft
Ẹniọlá Ànúolúwapọ́ Ṣóyẹmí
March 4, 2020
‘Who has time for undecided authors?’
Dominique Otigbah’s First Draft
Dominique Otigbah
March 11, 2020
‘Every Time You Decide to Write, What Is at Stake for You?’
Joshua Segun-Lean’s First Draft
Joshua Segun-Lean
March 18, 2020
‘Talent not nurtured is useless.’
Moyosore Orekoya’s First Draft
Moyosore Orekoya
March 25, 2020
‘Language is resilient’
Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún’s First Draft
Kọ́lá Túbọ̀sún
April 1, 2020
‘Are the people in this story I’m telling recognizably human?’
Saratu Abiola’s First Draft
Saratu Abiola
April 8, 2020
‘Write Something Every Day’
Oreva Olakpe’s First Draft
Oreva Olakpe
April 15, 2020
Economic Issues
Nigeria’s Expanding LPG Market
The Need for Government Regulation and Investment
Oyin Komolafe
July 7, 2021
Nation Forgotten
Nigeria’s Neglected Pensioners
Wole Olayinka
March 13, 2020
Emefiele and the Folly of Bundling Policies
The Error of Policy Agglomeration
Emeka Okafor
June 26, 2023
Where are African Victims?
In the Emerging Working Class Anti-Globalization Discourse
Moses E. Ochonu
July 6, 2017
Big Dreams and Grand Ambitions
Nigeria’s Vision 2020—How far?
Onyenekenwa Eneh
March 23, 2020
Nigeria and Climate Change
Global Trends and Local Challenges
Habiba Daggash
June 18, 2018
On Policy Reluctance and Economic Peril
Nigeria and the AfCFTA
Abdulrasheed Isah
December 24, 2018
African Tech for African Problems
Should We Be Celebrating Big Tech in Africa?
Emeka Joseph Nwankwo
September 7, 2019
Teetering on the Edge of a Cliff
Safeguarding Nigeria's Future Workforce
Misan Rewane
September 6, 2019
International Issues
White Extinction: Who Gives a Damn?
The Case for a Common-Sense Rainbow
Jeff Pearce
March 1, 2019
Moving Beyond Semantics
Examining the ‘Biafran Genocide’ Claim
Amarachi Iheke
February 21, 2020
Students in the Struggle for Kenyan Democracy
A Brief History of University Student Activism in Kenya
Kasajja Byakika
December 1, 2021
Alignment or Non-Alignment?
The Role of Pan-Africanism in Fighting the Anti-Black Racism in the Russo-Ukrainian War
Karen Wangui Mwangi
,
Chimwemwe Fabiano
and
Brian Kagoro
June 20, 2022
Eritrean Identity and Migration
Discourse as Shaped by Indefinite National Service and Education Reforms
Mirielle McMillin
July 5, 2017
Ukrainian Authorities Have Been Accused of Preventing Africans From Fleeing Ukraine to Poland
Tomisin Awosika
March 1, 2022
Where are African Victims?
In the Emerging Working Class Anti-Globalization Discourse
Moses E. Ochonu
July 6, 2017
Where Is Pan-Africanism Today?
The Gains, Challenges and Prospects of Nkrumah’s United Africa
Ogechukwu Okonkwo
December 6, 2021
West Africa’s Slow-Onset Crisis
The Evolving Nature of Violence in West Africa
Abel Gaiya
April 4, 2023
Historical Issues
The Benin Bronzes
The Smithsonian Institution Will Return 29 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
Tomisin Awosika
June 16, 2022
We Cannot Eat Our Cake and Have It
The Unnecessary Expanse of Nigeria’s Wheat Economy
Ayoola Oladipupo
July 13, 2022
Anti-Fascism
The Legacy of 1930s Pan-African Leaders
Jeff Pearce
December 1, 2018
Political Issues
Nigeria’s Missing Multipliers
Women, Vision 2020 and Nigeria’s Legal Blindspot
Cynthia Igodo
April 6, 2020
Algeria’s Indefinite Pause
What Will COVID-19 Mean for Algeria’s Year-long Protests?
Temi Ibirogba
April 20, 2020
What is a ‘Consensus Candidate’?
The Republic
December 15, 2022
A Dutch Court Has Acquitted Shell in the Ogoni Nine Trial
Tomisin Awosika
March 24, 2022
The Shadow of June 12
June 12, the Left and Nigeria’s Democratic Revolution
Baba Aye
February 14, 2022
Who Is Running for Governor?
The Republic
March 14, 2023
The Zabarmari Massacre and the Politics of Reality Distortion
Grief, Terrorist Attacks and an Apathetic Government
Theophilus Sokuma
March 24, 2021
163 People Are Still Missing From the Abuja-Kaduna Train Attack
Tomisin Awosika
April 5, 2022
Next Level Nigeria
The Outlook for Buhari's Second Term
Bukola Bolarinwa
May 4, 2019
Social Issues
‘Like Black Mirror, But a Book.’
Temi Ibirogba’s First Draft
Temi Ibirogba
June 4, 2021
Is There No Humanity in Africa?
Rethinking Africa in Three Stories
Ẹniọlá Ànúolúwapọ́ Ṣóyẹmí
March 1, 2019
Review: Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad
The Women in Lagos are Just as Crazy
Nneoma Kenure
January 18, 2022
‘I’m a Very Meticulous Writer.’
Ope Adedeji’s First Draft
Ope Adedeji
July 16, 2021
What is Special Hair?
A Black Woman’s Complicated Hair Journey
Izehi Amadasu
April 14, 2023
What is Feminism?
Feminism, by the Book
C. S. Lozie
December 14, 2018
‘I Love an Underdog Story’
Celeste Mohammed’s First Draft
Celeste Mohammed
April 28, 2023
From Scramble to Boldness
The Political Challenges of Africa's Youth
Ngirinshuti Théogène
April 20, 2018
‘My Writing Is Rarely Inspired by Societal Happenings’
Ekemini Pius’ First Draft
Ekemini Pius
August 18, 2023
Technological Issues
Africa’s Energy Deficit
A Crack in Africa’s Geopolitical Foundation
Otobong Inieke
April 26, 2022
Roll Back
Ghana Has Approved Oxford University’s Malaria Vaccine for Use
Hillary Essien
April 16, 2023
No More Insufficient Funds
Yahoo Yahoo and Cybercrime’s International Ecosystem
Adewale Oloworekende
August 28, 2019
The Current State of AIDS
And the Future of Global Security
Obinna Chukwu
December 2, 2017
Over the Brink of Crisis
How Nigeria Is Tackling a Cholera Epidemic
Busayo Akinmoju
September 19, 2022
For the Community, By the Community
COVID-19, Design and Handwashing Infrastructure in Nigeria
Nifemi Marcus-Bello
and
Mambidzeni Madzivire
January 25, 2021
Traditions and Trust
Medical Ethics in the African Context
Busayo Akinmoju
July 19, 2021
Deep Unlearning?
AI and Africa’s Struggling Public Institutions
Victor Famubode
May 29, 2020
Disinformation Era
The Politics of Information in the Digital Age
Alhassan Pereira Ibrahim
September 7, 2019