Cameroon’s Far North: From an Emergency Approach to a Sustainable Development Plan

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Biya, Boko Haram, Buhari development plan, Cameroon, Cameroun, choa, economic networks, extreme nord, far noth, informal economy, kotoko, lake chad, mafa, maroua, security

Hans de Marie Heungoup argues that without a long term economic strategy, the Far North of Cameroon remains vulnerable to Boko Haram.

Tom Goodfellow Urban transport

What do informal transport associations tell us about political trajectories in Africa?

Tom Goodfellow explores what informal transport associations tell us about political trajectories in Africa, and Uganda in particular.

What Kenyans must demand of the next administration

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admnisration, de-industrialisation, financial, financial mismanagement, governance, government, imports, informal economy, job losses, jobless growth, jobs, Kenya, manufacturers, unemployment

Anzetse Were outlines what should be the crucial demands by Kenyans for the next administration.

Why Kenyans can’t feel effects of rosy economic growth data

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banks, doing business, economic growth, economy, financial management, GDP, industrialisation, informal economy, jobs, Kenya, Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

Anzetse Were highlights the disconnect between rosy economic statistics and the reality Kenyans feel on the ground

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