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  • The man whom women loved : the life of Bror Blixen

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  • How African wealth has grown since 2000

    Africa saw a marginal improvement in wealth accumulation of 1.5% to $5.9 billion, according to the Credit Suisse report. However, if you measure the gains against population growth that turns… more ›

  • Niger and the collapse of France’s empire

    First, there was Mali; then came Burkina Faso. Today, in the epic saga that is the anti-Western revolt sweeping across the Sahel, it is the turn of Niger to play… more ›

  • Mobile for Development

    2020 brought unparalleled challenges and historical change to the global economy. https://www.gsma.com/sotir/ more ›

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  • More than money: the logic of slavery reparations

    All over North America and Europe, universities, businesses and other organisations are investigating their historical connections to slavery. Some of these institutions once owned plantations or enslaved people. https://www.theguardian.com/news/ng-interactive/2023/mar/31/more-than-money-the-logic-of-slavery-reparations more ›

  • The Rwanda deportation scheme might be legal, but it remains deeply shameful

    So the game is on, once again. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/dec/19/rwanda-deportation-scheme-legal-shameful-britain-asylum-seekers more ›

  • HIDDEN HYDROGEN

    The Malian discovery was vivid evidence for what a small group of scientists, studying hints from seeps, mines, and abandoned wells, had been saying for years: Contrary to conventional wisdom,… more ›

  • How digital commerce is evolving in Kenya

    As Amazon-type e-commerce—personified in Jumia—flounders, African entrepreneurs are finding ways to sell online that combine how people shop in malls with the convenience of retail corner shops, the shops that… more ›