- Getting Your Favorite Chocolate May Come at a Price
Although fruits and vegetables are great for our health, sometimes we crave foods that will satisfy our sweet tooth. For many, that means chocolate. Chocolate… - A New Hope for an Impoverished African Nation?
Like many other African nations, Zambia has had its toil with corruption. - Panic in Morocco is Not (Only) Coronavirus Related
The lives of thousands of men in Morocco have been turned upside down. Vulnerability, exposure and fear are some of the words that express how… - Bashir is gone, transitional military is in power. But only women can make change
Three decades of dictatorship, gone. Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, rejoiced on April 11th as Omar Al-Bashir was forced out of office. The Sudanese people have never… - Africa, Don’t Abandon Your Last Colony
Recently, in a glossy conference hall in the Ethiopian capital, a king spoke about his change of heart. The king, Mohammed VI of Morocco, was… - Jacob Zuma avoids impeachment, but is South Africa any closer to political stability?
On Tuesday April 5, a motion to impeach the president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, was rejected by parliament for the second time this year.… - What the sponsors of the Global Citizen Conference forgot to mention60,000 fans waved their smartphones in the air as Beyoncé joined Eddie Vedder to close the Global Citizen Conference last weekend in New York with…
- Buhari Victory: What it Means for Nigeria
It is official. The people of Nigeria have spoken and former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari has won the Nigerian presidential election. Buhari will take over… - Libya: The Islamic State’s Pivot Point
[This was originally published here] Thanks to Allah who kept us alive to see the dawn of the Caliphate state reemerge… And Allah’s blessing upon Libya… - Mali and the Sahel
[Originally posted here] “You want to cut hands? Here are two! Cut them!” So dares a fishmonger to the occupiers of her hometown, theatrically presenting… - Boko Haram: What Are We Doing?
Boko Haram, the Nigeria-based terrorist network, has wreaked havoc in West Africa since its reemergence in 2009. The group gained international notoriety for its kidnapping… - Sub-Saharan Africa Contributors
Are you interested in Sub-Saharan Africa affairs? JPI is expanding and in addition to the Journal, published twice a year, we are now accepting contributions…
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