Elite cohesion more important than ethnic ties in Kenyan politics
Observers often describe Kenyan politics as a contest between a small set of ethnic “Big Men” who can easily and effectively mobilise their base with
Observers often describe Kenyan politics as a contest between a small set of ethnic “Big Men” who can easily and effectively mobilise their base with
FW De Klerk, South Africa’s last apartheid-era president, has learned the hard way that ‘whatabout-ism’ is no longer acceptable in modern politics. He recently gave
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) issued its first operating licence last week for a newly completed nuclear plant that generates 5 600 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
The draft constitutional amendment may not be in its final form, but the stakes are too high not to comment on the change to section
For generations, Tanzania has stood out from its neighbours as a beacon of stability, peace, and democracy in a region characterised by civil unrest. In 1979,
The African National Congress (ANC) is living up to the shameful stereotype of what is wrong with post-colonial Africa – unethical and corrupt African leaders who exercise
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