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Betrand Adeye

Adeye is The African Exponent's West African Correspondent based on Abuja, Nigeria. He covers all West African Stories that matter with a slick African style.

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Zimbabwe: Policy Inconsistencies Worsen Economic Crisis

Zimbabwe is on the verge of economic catastrophe, with economists blaming the country's deteriorating economic situation on erratic monetary policies. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and the Ministry of Finance have both flipped flopped on policy decisions. President Emerson Mnangagwa recently said that banks would be prohibited from

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The Inaudible Call to End Violence Against Children in Africa

Abuse of children happens all around the world but has been on the rise in Africa especially in war-torn countries. The urgency of ending violence against children has not diminished, on the contrary it has just increased due to the impact of the pandemic and multiple crises caused by conflict,

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Top African Countries that have Censored Internet the Most

Internet censorship is the control or suppression of the publishing of, and access to the information going on the internet. Censorship may be carried out by the government or private sectors or organizations and other controlling bodies at the behest of the government or on their initiative. Censorship may be

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10 African Startups to Look Out for in 2022

African startups are steadfastly gaining the traction they deserve and the funding to back it. The past two years have been try and error for most businesses, with even the oldest establishments buckling under the new circumstances and pressure to stay afloat amid lockdowns, isolation, and curfews. However, this was

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The True Story of South African Freedom Fighter, Solomon Mahlangu

Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu remains one of the most controversial freedom fighters in history. He lived a short life but has a strong legacy – which continues to cause a divide among critics and students of African history. He was born on July 10, 1956, in Mamelodi, Pretoria, South Africa, and died

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Top 10 National Game Parks on The African Continent

Africa is home to dozens of National game parks and game reserves, every last one of them having something unique to offer whether large mammals, big fish, trekking gorillas and chimpanzees or bird watching. For first time visitors wondering where to go and what activities to do while visiting these

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After the Re-arrest, Novelist Kakwenza's freedom restored.

The much-celebrated Ugandan Novelist doubling as BBC writer of courage winner has been suffering the pains of jail after he was arrested following his comments on Uganda`s first son Muhoozi Kainerugaba In a “ controversial tweet.” After appearing on the timeline of Muhoozi on the social platform, the tweet led

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Why is the West Reluctant to Return Stolen African Treasures?

Despite Africa’s calls for the West to return its stolen treasures, only a few of the same have been returned. It is now a considerable period after most African States have gotten their independence from former colonial ‘masters’ and still, nothing has been done to address Africa’s spoliation

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“I Stopped Watching CNN, BBC, Sky News” – Kenyatta Rejects Western Propaganda

Western media’s coverage of African issues and events continues to be skewed towards crude perceptions depicting the continent as a perennial hotbed of savagery conflict, instability, starvation, miserably weak governance, corruption, disease, and irredeemable backwardness. The biases continually proliferated by Western commercial media behemoths and regurgitated by African media

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Why Feminism is Failing in Africa– We Must Return to the Source

The ideological discourse of feminist thought in Africa has been chronically misconstrued to the extent that often times it is viewed as redundant in mainstream political narratives. The dichotomy of feminisms in Africa vis-à-vis Western feminism remains a problematic phenomenon that leads to the undermining of contextual battles for the

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Top 10 Most Violent Rebel Groups that are Active in Africa

For decades, Africa has been home to armed and violent rebel groups. Millions of individuals have been killed by these organizations across the continent. Across Africa, rebel operations have resulted in the displacement of millions of people. Violent rebel organizations have had a significant role in the continent's

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Omicron: A case of Afrophobia

The Western community's recent travel ban on African countries was met with disdain worldwide, especially in Africa. The Malawi president Lazarus Chakwera was even quoted ‘the unilateral travel bans now imposed on SADC community countries by the UK, EU, US, Australia, and others are uncalled for. Covid-19 measures

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Planning a Trip to Cairo

Thanks in large part to its incredible history, Egypt is one of the most iconic countries in the world. From the pyramids to the mummies they hold within them and more, Egypt offers visitors a chance to experience and see things found in no other place on Earth. That ability

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