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.

The “silent crisis” of food price inflation in Africa

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Africa, agriculture, drought, economic mismanagement, famine, food, food price, food security, inflation, riots, security

Paul Adams and Edward Paice warn us of the looming crisis of food price inflation in Africa.

How Boko Haram exploits history and memory

Fr. Atta Barkindo looks at the ways in which Boko Haram has exploited history and memory to create an ideology grounded in local context.

How to fix Nigeria? 7 key issues

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#howtofixnigeria, Abuja-Kaduna railway, accounatbility, Boko Haram, Buhari, Delta, federal allocation, federalism, foreign exchange, governance, Naira, Niger delta, Nigeria, oil, security

Oluseun Onigbinde identifies 7 key issues that need to be addressed if Nigeria will move forward as a nation.

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