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Huge Win For Kenya As It Scoops Big At The 2019 World Travel Awards

Kenya is a leading tourist destination on the continent, and this was reaffirmed at the recently held World Travel Awards Africa & Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony in Mauritius. The East African country scooped awards in different categories, cementing its position as a preferred top destination for tourists.  World Travel Awards

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Countries with the Largest Cannabis Consumer Markets In Africa

Cannabis Consumption in Africa is growing so fast, yet still regarded as illegal in most countries on the continent. Hypocrisy is failing to convert a well consumed commodity for greater economic gains when in fact, it is always out there through black market. In a recently released report, indicates that

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The 2019 Oxford Africa Conference: Asserting Africa’s Relevance, Locally, Continentally and Globally

The Oxford Africa Conference is the leading interdisciplinary conference on Africa, hosted by the University of Oxford Africa Society. The Conference brings together heads of state, policymakers, business leaders, academics, artists, students, and professionals of African descent to critically expand the discourse and action on Africa. The conference is also

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Poor World Bank Policies and Failure to Solve Africa’s Problems

"Infrastructure alone won't end poverty. The World Bank had to learn this lesson, too. While we believed too much in bricks and mortar in our early days, we now understand that bringing together funding, technical expertise, and tested knowledge goes much further."  - Sri Mulyani Indrawati

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The Okavango Blue Diamond - Botswana’s Rarest Diamond Yet

A 20.46-carat blue diamond discovered at the Debswana Orapa Mine late in 2018, which was initially a rough 41.11 carat stone, was finally made public last week. Marcus ter Haar, managing director of Okavango Diamond Company, said in a statement: "It is incredibly unusual for a stone

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Meet The 5 Africans Who Made TIMES 100 Most Influential People List

Only 5 African made it onto Times 100 List that was just released. These are the pioneers, giants, titans and leaders who are shaping the history of the continent and making a global impact through their work. These are people who are rolling up their sleeves to fight the status

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A Fresh Look at Family Code Reform in Morocco

In Doris A. Gray’s Beyond Feminism and Islamism, the social researcher and writer states that : “many of the worlds’ pressing problems of the twenty-first century are embodied within Morocco’s borders, including tensions between the West and the Muslim world… the role of religion in a modern society… [and]

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Equatorial Guinea Up For A UN Human Rights Review

Equatorial Guinea, the country with the world's most longest-serving president, is up for a peer review by the UN Human Rights Council on May 13. The country has been accused of numerous human rights violations under President Teodoro Obiang.  What is a UN peer review? Also known as

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