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Africa, often referred to as the cradle of humanity, is a continent brimming with untapped resources, vibrant cultures, and immense potential. Yet, it remains the world’s poorest continent, home to 33 of the 46 least developed countries (LDCs) as defined by the United Nations. Despite receiving over $1.3 trillion in foreign aid since the 1960s (World Bank), poverty and inequality persist. Why does Africa remain poor, and could this reality endure for another century? In this article, I explore the key factors contributing to this challenge. By Julius Domba The Historical Burden of Colonisation: Africa’s colonial past continues to cast…

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Most of us know why Nigeria got into the mess it is in now, but we do not understand why the country deserves to be in the unfortunate situation it currently finds itself in. By Abdu Labaran This is a very serious issue that requires serious interrogation and answers, not a deluge of lamentations and protestations suggesting it is beyond our collective brainpower to proffer an appropriate solution. Enough lamentations and protestations have been made, but the country continues to move backward since the regime of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu took control of the steering wheel. Despite the messy condition…

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