In response to Nigeria's election postponement, Ludovica Iaccino of the International Business Times conducted this video interview with ARI consultant Paul Adams in which he gave his analysis of the current political situation.

Jamie Hitchen investigates how Pujehun, a relatively poor district in southern Sierra Leone, succeed in declaring itself Ebola free in January 2015 and finds that youth were to the fore.

ARI director Edward Paice's column for the Africa Report discusses Lagos as a model and case study for the use of property tax in Africa.

In this interview Kanouté discusses his own experiences of participatory budgeting in Matam and the opportunities for a nationwide project with sustainable impact in Senegal.

Paul Adams tries to make sense of Lagos, its “free-spirited political elite” and the model of development which has seen it labelled a Nigerian exception.

Kayode Samuel argues that Nigeria’s elections are about two quarrelsome camps, with little ideological divergence, each seeking a popular mandate to determine the nation’s future.

Foreign Policy magazine's 'Democracy Lab Weekly Brief' by Ilya Lozovsky, spotlights ARI's "Africa Debt Rising" publication amongst its key reads for the week.

From volatile elections, to the end of Ebola, to the challenge of tackling terrorism, Jamie Hitchen suggests ten things to watch in Africa in 2015.

Geographical Magazine features ARI's "2015: Elections in Africa" interactive map and resource page in this article. Reporter Tom Hart spoke to ARI's Maya Prabhu about the resource and the upcoming polls on the continent.

Speakers: Professor Mick Moore (International Centre for Tax and Development), Dr Nara Monkam (Director of Research - African Tax Administration Forum)