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Remembering Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah: A Pan-African Voice Beyond Borders

Can Africa Rate Itself — and Borrow More Cheaply?

Zambia’s Deforestation: Problems, Solutions and the People Who Cannot Afford to Stop

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The Southward Turn: Africa Now Has More Catholics Than Europe

Africa’s overtaking of Europe as the home of more Catholics marks a transfer of the Church’s centre of gravity, not…

Septimius Severus · 7 min read

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Remembering Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah: A Pan-African Voice Beyond Borders

Africa has lost a journalist and intellectual whose life bridged Ghana and Egypt and whose work connected the continent’s political…

Septimius Severus · 4 min read

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Can Africa Rate Itself — and Borrow More Cheaply?

Illustration: The African Reconnaissance Review (ARR). AI-generated for editorial purposes. On 7 October 2026, the African Union officially launched the…

Septimius Severus · 13 min read

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Zambia’s Deforestation: Problems, Solutions and the People Who Cannot Afford to Stop

Can Zambia save its forests without making the poorest people pay the price? Zambia is blessed with forests. For generations,…

Septimius Severus · 13 min read

Editor’s Notes

The Southward Turn: Africa Now Has More Catholics Than Europe

Remembering Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah: A Pan-African Voice Beyond Borders

Can Africa Rate Itself — and Borrow More Cheaply?

Zambia’s Deforestation: Problems, Solutions and the People Who Cannot Afford to Stop