Agricultural Education to Reduce Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa
Agriculture has long been an integral component of developing countries’ economies and is vital for poverty alleviation and…
The Tigray Humanitarian Crisis at Home
CW/TW: death, violence, war Since November 4th, Ethiopia has been upturned by civil war. The conflict stems from…
CIFP 2020 South Sudan Conflict Diagnostic
This conflict risk diagnostic assesses the current status of 9 clusters or indicators related to the overall political,…
Kenya’s Response to COVID-19
In this unprecedented global pandemic, countries around the globe are struggling to find both preventative social and medical…
Black Panther: The Enduring Images of the Civilized African Only as a Comparison for the Angry, Unparented African-American
Chadwick Boseman, the actor who played King T’Challa and the Black Panther, mentioned on a radio show that…
The Return of the Bill to “Kill The Gays”: What is Uganda Distracting us From?
In October 2019, international news reported the Ugandan government was reconsidering re-installation of its “Kill the Gays” bill,…
Youth Voices For Positive Change: Sudan’s Side of the Story
Africa has the highest population of youth in the world, with almost 60% of the total population being…
Canadian Foreign Policy Journal Examines Canada, Africa and the Inclusive Trade Agenda
Carleton University’s David Carment, Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI) Fellow, professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA) and…
Aftermath Of The Malawi General Election Of May 2019 (Part 1)
Background Malawi had a general election for all three representational levels of government (Local, National and Executive) on…
Glorious and Free? Making Sense of Canadian Foreign Policy in an Era of Nationalism, Populism, and Illiberalism
Join iAffairs, the Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, and the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs in Richcraft Hall…