Nbr. 590, January 2019

Index

• Alan Paton's real sympathies.
• Rejoinder to J'accuse.
• Acknowledging Gopaldas' contribution.
• Tackle root cause of corruption.
• Benin and Seychelles: Africa's open visas.
• Ghana's skeleton athlete brands clothing.
• Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100.
• Netflix goes African.
• Addis Ababa trumps Dubai as Africa gateway.
• Nigeria's clone President.
• Ghana's ex-first lady publishes biography.
• Kagame bans bleach.
• M-Pesa goes global.
• Sudan's educationist receives MBE.
• Quote/unquote.
• The silver bullet.
• A DEADLY GAME Of CHESS.
• There is a problem on the line: While the mobile phone is king in Africa, actually using it is often a miserable experience thanks to atrocious service by providers.
• Business heavyweights to launch private sector coalition on health: The Aliko Dangote Foundation, the UN Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and GBCHealth will launch the Africa Business: Health Forum on 12th February 2019 alongside the African Union Summit.
• Can #MeToo sweep across Africa?
• On autopilot to nowhere.
• Back to Africa movement gathers pace.
• The rebirth of Ethiopia?
• Big-time betting comes to Africa.
• More honours for African SPIDERMAN.
• Reflections on what could have been.
• Africa 2018 Forum: Development, women and youth take centre stage: The third edition of the annual Africa Forum series, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, produced pledges to accelerate development in Africa and also provided a lively platform on how women and youth can play a greater role in this endeavour.
• Are governments and youth on the same page?
• Blue Economy comes of age.
• What the UK's NHS owes it black staff.
• Two sides to the Magufuli coin.
• The power of imagination.
• Buhari vs Abubakar: Same difference?
• Rhetoric versus reality.
• Battle of the snipers.
• Disability disabled.
• Irony of ironies.
• How not to run an economy.
• Saudi tycoon takes on Egypt's Al Ahly.
• Serious engagement with the diaspora.