Commentary

China has made good on less than 10 percent of its multi-billion-dollar promises.

To one’s wonder, there are member states who highly regard entering in to such pacts with countries outside of the continent and at times being deadly sure that such pacts will not be enforced; whereas, there are neighboring countries which could share a lot of treasured information while guaranteeing actual implementation will get deafening silence, writes Abdulkadir Mohammed

Achieving prosperity in the overarching context of globalization requires creating a competitive economy based on value-added production and export.

Change is coming faster now, but only as the result of momentum that has built over time.

Despite years of effort, there is no clear path to achieving corruption-free institutions.