There needs to be a new generation of leaders in Africa that are untied to the complicated histories of their countries’ pasts
Uganda’s Slow Slide Into Crisis: Rising Repression, Corruption Threaten Museveni’s Hold As He Moves To Extend Rule
Uganda is not in danger of renewed civil war or rebel violence, but it risks sliding into a political crisis that could eventually threaten the country’s hard-won stability.
Seven Key Trends For Africa’s Future: Some Are Good, Others Very Scary
Conflict in Africa is causing fewer fatalities than in the 1990s, but the number of violent incidents is increasing, and violence is becoming more complex.
Only 100m Of 450m Africans Reaching Work Age Over Next Two Decades Can Hope To Find Stable Jobs. How To Fix That
If countries wait until today’s youth reach working age to create jobs, it will already likely be too late to avoid instability from the population explosion.
Nearly 13m Young Africans Enter The Work Every Year – But Continent Creates Only 3m Formal Jobs
Africa has 480 million youth today and that figure is projected to grow to 850 million by 2050.
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