Introduction
Across Africa, governments increasingly use data for decision-making, yet systematic testing of social science methods remains underdeveloped. Unlike medical …
Law & Governance
POWER WITHOUT PRINCIPLES: THE CRISIS OF VALUE-DEFICIENT LEADERSHIP
Introduction
Leadership has never merely been about position, popularity, or the ability to command attention. True leadership is built on …
Beyond Governance: Reconceptualizing Corruption as a Human Rights Violation
Introduction
Corruption is often treated as background noise in governance debates, unfortunate, persistent, but ultimately administrative. It is discussed in …
Why African Unity Matters More Than Ever in an Unsettled World
Introduction
The international system is showing clear signs of strain. Rules once regarded as stable now appear uneven in their …
How Democracy shape Africa‘s Future
Introduction
Democracy is described as the government of the people, by the people, and it has become an increasingly …
The Reform of Checks in Morocco: Towards a Modernized Approach
Introduction
For a long time, the check has been considered an essential tool in Morocco’s financial landscape. It is widely …
When the Gavel Sleeps: Why Justice Must Stay Awake
Introduction
They say, “When the cat sleeps, the mice dance.” In many societies, when justice becomes slow or silent, corruption …
Unpacking Factors Contributing to the Emergence of ubunkabi in South Africa
Introduction
Many young men are becoming izinkabi (contract killers/hitmen) in South Africa. However, it is worth noting that poverty is …
Is Justice in Africa a Luxury Reserved for the Rich?
Introduction
In Africa, injustice is often experienced in silence. A worker dismissed without compensation, a woman subjected to violence, or …
Ghana at 69: Reflecting on the Past, Inspiring the Future
Introduction
Ghana’s independence journey stands as a remarkable chapter in both national and African history, symbolising the triumph of determination, …