Arguing that a commitment to the principles of the AfCFTA will improve industrialisation in Africa.
Highlighting three common trends that make North African countries vulnerable to terrorism: poverty/unemployment, poor state governance, and civilian grievances.
This article reports on the findings of a socio-anthropological research study on society, politics and electoral processes in South Africa.
Examining Nigeria’s unresolved ethnic tensions and suspicions of domination that led to the declaration of the state of Biafra.
Examining the lingering political crisis that erupted in August 2015 within the leadership of Guinea-Bissau’s governing elites.
Article positing that petro-pipeline vandalism in the region has been variously motivated, depending on the socio-structural dynamics underpinning its occurrence.
Outlining the need in Zambia to build interactions and capacities of different players for enhanced political tolerance.
In all five articles in this issue, some aspect of governance plays a significant role. The term ‘governance’ appears in the titles of two articles, and words such as ‘govern’,
Exploring the contemporary security implications of the nexus between state fragility and conflict dynamics in the Horn of Africa.