Africa

Sierra Leone's Youth: A Boon for Investment

As Sierra Leone continues to build its nation in the wake of civil war, the youth in the country are a valuable factor in continual improvement. By Unisa Dizo-Conteh.

Shariah in Lawless Somalia

Shariah law comes in different forms, and if Somalia is to adopt a viable version of it, it must be a system that is accountable and takes care of its people.
By Abukar Arman.

Book Review: "The Candy Girl"

After a difficult childhood battling polio, Marcella Camara-Macauley studied early childhood education and has now written a children's book whose proceeds go to a worthy cause. By Roland Bankole Marke.

The Emerging Obama Doctrine on Africa

The Obama administration is making it clear to African nations that it intends to play an increasing role in Africa's development and governance. By Chinua Akukwe.

Public Schools in Sierra Leone Gasping for Life Support

In this war-torn African nation, the public school system is crippled, ailing and corrupted by the government, affecting children, teachers and the nation as a whole. By Roland Marke.

China's Rise in Africa: Miracle or Mirage

Although China's burgeoning economic relationship with Africa is significant, many aspects of China's investment are being distorted and overlooked. By Bright Simons.

Minister Kanu Resolves Longstanding Corporate Feud

In mediating a resolution involving London Mining, African Minerals and the Government of Sierra Leone, Minister Kanu emerges as the shining star. By Karamoh Kabba.