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Democrats and Republicans Promise to Work with African continent

Analysis, The NewsBy George BamuAugust 1, 2016Leave a comment

The Republican (GOP) and Democratic national political conventions were interesting. Of equal interest was the near absence of anything African in them. More broadly—while the conventions illuminated the vast differences between Democrats and Republicans in America, at least with an unusual nominee on the GOP side, they spelled out where both parties would like to…

Clinton, DNC, PEPFAR and the GOP

Analysis, The NewsBy George BamuSeptember 27, 2012Leave a comment

The first presidential debate between Barack Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney in the 2012 U.S elections is set for Wednesday, October 3 in Denver, Colorado. As I have heard, for those of us who live and commute to work daily in Denver, we need to be prepared for the traffic nightmare that will…

Botswana’s Response to HIV-AIDS is Remarkable: NPR

Analysis, The NewsBy George BamuJuly 10, 2012Leave a comment

Discussion about a nation crippled by disease is not good news, but news reports about that nation overcoming the challenges posed by disease are welcome news. The news that the nation of Botswana is moving past the odds that were stacked against it just a decade ago is certainly encouraging to many around the world.…

Global financial crisis may slow growth in poor nations

Analysis, MediaBy George BamuFebruary 12, 2009Leave a comment

U.S. President Barack Obama has called it “the worst financial crisis in our life time.” You can call anything you like; the crisis of a generation, the trickle-down effects of the sub-prime mortgage lending mess, or whatever, but the global financial crisis is hitting not only the United States but all countries around the world.…

Hope for Africa Before Obama Presidency

Analysis, MediaBy George BamuJanuary 12, 2009Leave a comment

These days, all roads lead to Washington, where senator Barrack Obama will be inaugurated on January 20 as the 44th president of the U.S. The expectations of what Obama will do for Africa are high. Whether Africa will gain from an Obama presidency or not is the subject of much chatter on many African blogs,…

What is the impact of the financial crisis on African economies?

Analysis, Business and Investment, Finance and Economics, MediaBy George BamuOctober 18, 2008Leave a comment

    If we can forget about the doom and gloom created by the world financial crisis for a moment and look at history, economists tell us that the crash of the stock market and fears of a recession or depression is nothing new. By the way, some of us can barely remember the crash…

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