Why Africa Keeps Electing the Wrong Leaders
Paul Biya is 93 years old and has governed Cameroon since 1982. In October 2025, he supposedly won 53.66% of the vote in an election in which 70…
The new reality of young African migrants in the face of Global Immigration Clampdown
Even though Africans make up just 14% of the global migrant population—in contrast to 41% from Asia and 24% from Europe; sentiments from recent protests in Europe and the UK suggest they are among the most disliked groups.
Locked In or Breaking Free? Africa’s Migration Dilemma in a Fragmenting World
The movement of people within Africa has long been a defining feature of the continent’s history, shaping economies, cultures, and societies. From pastoralists migrating in search of greener…
Social Impact of Parental Absence on Children
Author: Anthonia Andrew | andrewanthonia25@gmail.com Parental absence is a pressing issue that significantly affects children worldwide, and its consequences are particularly pronounced in the African continent. The emotional…