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  • Heatwaves have become more frequent and intense in northern Nigeria in recent years. Credit: A Inua/ ICRISAT.
    ClimateEconomyNigeriaTop story

    “I almost gave up”: Famers in north Nigeria sweat in rising heatwaves

    By Abdulwaheed Sofiullahi
    July 31, 2024
    A subsidy programme is helping farmers as the climate gets hotter and more unpredictable, but experts say it’s far from enough. Ibrahim Bello, 54, ...
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  • BeninConflict & CrisisTop story

    The jihadis are stalking Benin

    By Kars de Bruijne
    July 4, 2024
    Bandits from the Northern Nigerian hotspots of Zamfara and Katsina states are crossing over into northern Benin, buying up property and recruiting young men. ...
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  • Conflict & CrisisNigeriaTop story

    The drug menace in the heartland of the Boko Haram insurgency

    By Imrana Buba
    July 3, 2024
    Referred to as ‘Marlians’ after British-Nigerian singer, Naira Marley, whose songs allegedly glorify the profane, they have become the face of a silent crisis ...
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  • The entrance to the Great Green Wall nursery in Awaze, Bauchi State, Nigeria, where gender determines locals ability to participate. Credit: Modesta Alozie.
    ClimateNigeriaSociety

    “He didn’t allow me”: Gender and the Great Green Wall

    By Modesta Alozie
    July 2, 2024
    Experiences in northeast Nigeria suggest women struggle to participate in climate initiatives unless gender dynamics are carefully integrated. In 2007, eleven African countries, including ...
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  • Human RightsMediaNigeriaTop story

    Nigeria: The impunity of Tinubu’s war on the media

    By Promise Eze
    June 13, 2024
    The Tinubu administration took off where Buhari left: arbitrary arrests of journalists, indefinite detentions and even alleged executions. The logic of it defies reason ...
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  • Accra, Ghana, February 8, 2023. Horses forage in a section of the now-demolished Agbogbloshie scrapyard site. Old Fadama and Agbogbloshie, separated by the Korle Lagoon, were thriving wetlands decades ago. © Muntaka Chasant for Fondation Carmignac
    EnvironmentGhanaSocietyTop story

    Photo essay: Tracing the secret, complex life of e-waste in Ghana

    By Bénédicte Kurzen & Muntaka Chasant
    June 5, 2024
    62 million tons. This is the volume of electrical and electronic waste – or “e-waste” – generated worldwide in 2022, according to the latest ...
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  • NigeriaTop story

    Nigeria: One year later, Tinubu struggles with the economic question

    By Adebayo Abdulrahman
    May 30, 2024
    Digging the country out of the hole it fell into during the Buhari years required an ingenuity never made available under Tinubu’s economic shock ...
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  • EconomyEditor's PicksNigeria

    Tinubu’s Nigeria: A year at the edge of the abyss

    By Adebayo Abdulrahman
    May 3, 2024
    University students are among those hit hardest by the Tinubu administration’s IMF-directed austerity programme. Ajadi Sodiq, an undergraduate at the University of Ibadan, receives ...
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  • LiberiaPoliticsTop story

    Will Liberia’s Joseph Boakai come out as a pillar of justice or a beacon of the establishment?

    By Dounard Bondo
    April 17, 2024
    Establishing the War and Economic Crimes Court was among Candidate Boakai strongest campaign pledges. As president, it is his most vexing duty. In January ...
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  • The leaders of the members of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JET-P) with South Africa meet in Egypt at COP28. Credit: Simon Walker/No 10 Downing Street.
    ClimateEconomyEditor's PicksSenegalSouth Africa

    When is a policy not a policy? The curious case of the hollow JET-P

    By Adam Tooze
    March 26, 2024
    If Just Energy Transition Partnerships don’t serve the interests of developing countries or the West, whose purposes do they serve? If something looks like ...
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