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Bassem Loukil

LOUKIL Bassem, Sfax-born Tunisian businessman, is CEO of UADH/LOUKIL Group (35 companies, 4,300 employees across automotive, tech, industry, services). Georgia State BBA & MBA holder, he presides over the Tunisian African Business Council.

Did Kofi Annan Do Enough for Africa?

Africa is a continent blessed in many ways - but Leadership; and like the renowned Pan-African activist and Afro Optimist, Professor Patrick Loch Otieno Lumumba of Kenya puts it "the problem of Africa is a problem of Leadership - and sadly so!" News of the demise of the

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Have You Heard About The Wodaabe Wife Stealing Festival In Niger?

Despite the touch of modernity that has engulfed much of Africa, some cultures are still strongly identifying with their long-held traditions and customs. They are proud in them, and continue to practise them up to now. They are intriguing, but for some, they could be taboo. The Wodaabe wife stealing

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Poverty is a rule not an exception

"POVERTY IS A RULE NOT AN EXCEPTION " Ten (10) exceptional information never said about poor countries. By: Isaac-Tom G. Seeblee Jr Contacts : +231886148993/+231775588150 Email: [email protected] #expert research and concentrated studies : Authors# 1.Ha Joon Chang 2. Morten Jerven 3. Kate Rickett and 4. Richard Wilkinson Special

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Should Africa Abandon the West, and Follow in the Footsteps of Finland?

In pursuit of industrialization and economic advancement, many African leaders have often picked models for their countries – shuttling between the United States, United Kingdom and China; with time and immeasurable resources spent in greasing these channels towards accessing socio-economic transformation, but very little to show. It is one thing to

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Animals to Look Out for on a South African Hunting Expedition

South Africa undoubtedly boasts some of the most varied wildlife populaces on the entire African continent making it a sought-after destination for local and international hunters alike. After 5 years of steady decline, the South African hunting industry is once again recovering, enjoying a slow yet sturdy increase in overseas

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The Day That Constitutionalism and The Rule of Law Officially Died In Burundi

There are still African countries which are notorious when it comes to not upholding constitutional terms limits and amending constitutions so that the presidents get to stay in power for long. The desired system of checks and balances is eroded away and ultimately constititutions become mere tools that the presidents

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The Miserable Lives of Low Income Earners In Nigeria

Idara has been working at a juice factory in Lagos, Nigeria for six years, 9 hours every day – Monday to Saturday, packaging juice for distribution. She and the other ladies in that department are made to work in their underwear because according to their employers – some workers were in the

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How the Internet is Reducing Trusting Women to Sluts

African women are under siege. This past week alone, Zimbabwean twitter was abuzz with sex scandals and a sextape was part of that mix. The sextape was particularly disturbing as there were threats by the girl involved to commit suicide after the boy leaked it on Youtube. In fact, the

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Powering Africa

Please follow BLA Introduction Initiatives to expand and improve the electrification of Africa are well documented and have been around for a number of years. Collaboration between governments and private sector have been fostered through PPP initiatives and regulatory support mechanisms. There however have been significant challenges impeding this activity,

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