De-Colonization and Asian African Resurgence
No doubt, thirteen British colonies of North America got independence in the eighteenth century and many Spanish colonies of South America in the nineteenth century.
African studies
Theoretical analysis of local government and civil administration in Darfur-western Sudan, in the past and present
This article discusses the local government and civil administration in Darfur Region, western Sudan.
The specter of civil war threatens federal Ethiopia… Abi Ahmed is caught in the Tigrayan predicament
A dangerous development reflected in the announcement by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed the deployment of the army in the Tigray region
Circular Economy: A New Pathway to Sustainability in Africa
Traditional economic development approaches usually associated with natural resources depletion and causes severe ecological and social impacts.
The Failure of Bargain Politics and Tunisia’s Crisis of Democratization
Under a cloud of uncertainty, Tunisians have been awaiting the formation of a third government since the fall 2019 elections.
The most Dangerous five years in the history conflict over the Nile River
The paper represents a historical presentation of the events of the conflict on the Nile over a period of five years, from 2011 to 2015.
Algeria: The making of a new republic?
Algeria is the largest country in the Arab world, Africa, and the Mediterranean basin, ranking 10th in the world in size; in the Islamic world, only Kazakhstan is bigger.
France and the New Imperialism: Security Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa
The role of French security policy and cooperation in Africa has long been recognized as a critically important factor in African politics and international relations.
