Who really wins when Ethiopian factions fight? Even as the battlefield may settle who controls a piece of territory, it rarely accounts for the cost of destruction, the lives lost, and the divisions that may endure for generations.
Tshisekedi’s 3rd term bid reveals the constitutional malaise of Africa The two-term limit is not an arbitrary inconvenience but a mechanism intended to manage the concentration of power and encourage political succession.
Kicking out the neighbours may not create jobs for Kenyans Competition may be uncomfortable, but it is not the same thing as economic exclusion.
