Mail & Guardian Africa’s Lee Mwiti caught up with Nthabiseng Dube, ABB’s government relations director: Southern Africa
The outgoing president of the African Development Bank (AfDB) spoke down with MGAfrica.com deputy editor Lee Mwiti at the World Economic Forum
The perception of the risks surrounding Africa are much lower than people think
Millions are without power, placing strain on the ability to grow economies
Its ability to focus the narrative is unrivaled
The contest for the presidency of the African Development Bank could rival the drama of the 1995 election that saw a stalemate.
As students hold vigils for those who died at Garissa, the attack brings to light the failings of the Kenyan government in dealing with terrorism.
Africa accounts for less than 1% of the world’s research output despite having 12% of its population
When we commemorate the Westgate massacre in Nairobi, Kenya, we must not conflate the religion with extremism.
The African sense of kinship is more forgiving, but also very insular, writes Lee Mwiti.