Then and Now: Reimagining Africa’s Future

Africa’s Future, Africa’s Challenge

Africa’s Indigenous Fruit Trees: A Blessing in Decline

A Blessing in Decline Fruits native to the African continent offer nutrients that often come up short in local diets, and they grow on trees that provide a range of ecosystem services. But deforestation is threatening Africa's indigenous fruit trees. Now researchers and local farmers are partnering to ensure the trees have a future.

Genomics and the Reimagining of Personalized Medicine.

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Replicating ‘Sources of Slow Growth in African Economies’

The most cited paper ever published by the Journal of African Economies is Jeffrey Sachs and Andrew Warners “Sources of Slow Growth in African Economies.” The paper advises that despite decades of slow growth in Africa there should be considerable optimism regarding Africa’s future; if it could have only managed policy and governance quality that equalled the average non-African developing econ...

The Paradox of Africa’s Poverty: the Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Zimbabwe’s Environmental Management Issues

The problem of environmental degradation has turned into a question of our time. It is true that every group of people is at any time, involved in a struggle for survival with its environment, both human and physical. Humanity is now experiencing how fragile the environment is which supports its very existence. The notion of sustainability implies responsible behaviour towards future generation...