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IMANI Center for Policy and Education (IMANI Africa) in collaboration with the Atlas Network, one of IMANI’s global partners, organized the 2016 Students and Young Professionals African Liberty Academy (SYAPALA) from 8-9 June 2016 at the Mensvic Palace Hotel, Accra-Ghana.…
Continue readingSouth Sudan said it’s seeking a $1.9 billion loan from China to develop its oilfields and roads, as the war-torn African country battles inflation that exceeded 660 percent last month.
Foreign Minister Deng Alor Kuol requested the financial assistance during …
Continue readingEven the blind knows the country isn’t looking fine, not to talk of the deaf who hears the sound of agony and pain our dear country is yelling. The present state of the country is one that has made everyone …
Continue readingThe legislation, “a Bill for a Law to substitute the Kaduna State Religious Preaching Law, 1984” (the 1984 Edict) or simply known as the Kaduna state Religious Activities Regulation Bill is still in the making but it has never lost …
Continue readingSouth Africa has some of the most modern cities in Africa. In many respects, the cities — Johannesburg, Cape Town, eThekwini, Nelson Mandela Bay, Mangaung, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni and Buffalo City — share characteristics with other world cities: sophisticated social and …
Continue readingThe Expropriation Bill has been referred back to Parliament after President Jacob Zuma heeded calls to revisit the proposed legislation.
The President is investing the process followed to adopt the Bill. This includes whether or not Parliament failed to facilitate
Inequality is evident in many spheres of life and the education sector is not an exception. Inequality can occur at any level of education and can affect the access that children have to education, as well as the quality of …
Continue readingA report by think tank IMANI Centre for Policy and Education reveals financial irregularities cost the country GHȻ3,933,608,067.52, from 2012 to 2014 due to failure to adhere to rules and regulations pertaining to debt management.
The ‘Fiscal Recklessness Index’ says …
Continue readingBeijing has promised to help fund and construct a new parliament building for Zimbabwe. Chinese officials pledged $46 million for the new structure, to be built on a plot of farmland just outside the capital of Harare, according to local …
Continue readingUganda’s Daily Monitor reports that the country’s President Yoweri Museveni has proposed reducing the number of civil servants in an effort to cut costs and improve service delivery. The president had instructed former finance minister Ezra Suruma to analyse the
