After a hot love affair, what has Africa learnt from China?
February 13, 2023
Africa should be able to gain something by way of knowledge and experience from its relationship with China
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Africa should be able to gain something by way of knowledge and experience from its relationship with China
Le 2 février 2023, le président Muhammadu Buhari a annoncé que le taux de pénétration du haut débit au Nigeria était désormais de 100 %,
What is Practical Pan-Africanism and is it a solution for Africa’s most pressing challenges? In the 6th issue of the Pan-African Review Magazine, different authors
Les discours de haine et les attaques contre les membres des communautés Rwandophones dans le conflit congolais, semblent être relégués au second plan des discussions mondiales.
In the DRC conflict, hate speech and related attacks against members of the Rwandophone communities seem to be relegated to the backstage in global discussions
This magazine offers valuable information on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Different authors deconstruct narratives that sustain genocide denial and genocide ideology.
After all that had happened, it was inevitable to start questioning all that we had believed for years. What does it meant to be a Hutu, Tutsi or Twa? Isn’t what unites us really greater than what divides us?
A Conversation with Mr. Aloys Uwemeyimana, guardian of virtue for saving Tutsis Genocides reveal “the banality of evil”, as the philosopher Hannah Arendt postulated
“I was able to unburden myself of guilt and disassociate myself from her crimes … I forgave my mother and was able to visit her,
Prior to colonialism, you could be one or the other based on socioeconomic status. But after that, you were born Hutu or Tutsi and it remained that way, which wasn’t the case before
Africa should be able to gain something by way of knowledge and experience from its relationship with China
Le 2 février 2023, le président Muhammadu Buhari a annoncé que le taux de pénétration du haut débit au Nigeria était désormais de 100 %,
What is Practical Pan-Africanism and is it a solution for Africa’s most pressing challenges? In the 6th issue of the Pan-African Review Magazine, different authors
Les discours de haine et les attaques contre les membres des communautés Rwandophones dans le conflit congolais, semblent être relégués au second plan des discussions mondiales.
In the DRC conflict, hate speech and related attacks against members of the Rwandophone communities seem to be relegated to the backstage in global discussions
This magazine offers valuable information on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Different authors deconstruct narratives that sustain genocide denial and genocide ideology.
After all that had happened, it was inevitable to start questioning all that we had believed for years. What does it meant to be a Hutu, Tutsi or Twa? Isn’t what unites us really greater than what divides us?
A Conversation with Mr. Aloys Uwemeyimana, guardian of virtue for saving Tutsis Genocides reveal “the banality of evil”, as the philosopher Hannah Arendt postulated
“I was able to unburden myself of guilt and disassociate myself from her crimes … I forgave my mother and was able to visit her,
Prior to colonialism, you could be one or the other based on socioeconomic status. But after that, you were born Hutu or Tutsi and it remained that way, which wasn’t the case before
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more