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Who Owns the Trophy: Senegal, Morocco and the Architecture of African Football Justice
The Pan-African Paradigm of Sporting Sovereignty and Institutional Verdicts Who really won the 2025…
Five Sides of Memory: Raila Odinga’s Mausoleum and the Architecture of National Remembrance
The Pan-African Paradigm of Memory and Political Symbolism Nations carve in stone what they…
Mababu: Pamela Tulizo, Invisible Heroines and the Architecture of Visual Restitution
The Pan-African Paradigm of Memory and Extraction The history of slavery and colonial plunder…
The Rickshaw Driver Who Spoke: Somalia’s Prisons, Women’s Voices and the Asymmetric Architecture of Dissent
The Pan-African Paradigm of Gendered Speech and State Punishment Why don't you drive your…
Gold, Guns and Uncounted Dead: Nigeria’s Twin Fronts and the Architecture of Contested Casualties
The Pan-African Paradigm of Informal Extraction and Armed Predation Seventeen, or more than 125?…
The Speaker Falls: Libya’s Eastern Parliament and the Asymmetric Architecture of Divided Authority
The Pan-African Paradigm of Legislative Legitimacy and Militarised Patronage In 2014, Libyans elected a…
Rwanda Clears First IMF Review, Set for $35.7m Disbursement
Rwanda is set to receive about $35.7 million from the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…
Crude Rich, Diesel Poor: Gabon’s Fuel Queues and the Asymmetric Architecture of Petroleum Dependence
The Pan-African Paradigm of Resource Wealth and Downstream Fragility An oil-producing country whose capital…
Flight JM8523: Kenya’s First Ebola Death and the Architecture of Regional Health Security
The Pan-African Paradigm of Mobility and Epidemic Preparedness On 3 October a Kenyan man…
Tablets by the Pair: Central Africa’s Illicit Medicine Trade and the Architecture of Unmet Need
The Pan-African Paradigm of Pharmaceutical Access and Criminal Opportunity What does a patient do…
Praised and Penalized: Namibia’s Foot-and-Mouth Shock and the Asymmetric Architecture of Beef Trade
The Pan-African Paradigm of Animal Health and Market Dependence Namibia did almost everything right,…
Rwanda Miners Back Insurance Plan To Protect Incomes During Heavy Rains
A miners’ union in Rwanda has backed a proposed insurance scheme that would compensate…