To Build or Not to Build the National Cathedral
Artist Amarkine Amarteifio adds his voice to the numerous and varied arguments that have been traded over the last year on the need or otherwise for Ghana to invest in […]
Perspectives on Politics, Health, Food Security and Land Rights
Discussion of the often-intersecting issues of politics, health, access to food, agriculture, land rights, and climate change.
Is Tshisekedi’s Win a New Dawn for Congo?
CIHA’s very own Father Dr. Toussaint Kafarhire Murhula of HIPSIR was recently interviewed about the elections in Congo on AM Live in Kenya. He discusses the political history of […]
To Save the Congo, Respect the Congolese and Strengthen its Institutions
Happy New Year to all of our readers! We return this week with a post about the recent elections in Congo from our own Dr. Toussaint Kafarhire Murhula. In […]
HIPSIR Peace Forum on South Sudan Re-Cap
Today we post a write-up of the Hekima Institute for Peace Studies and International Relations (HIPSIR) round table series, held at HIPSIR on September 7, 2018, this year on the […]
What President Donald Trump Got Wrong on Race and Land Reform in South Africa
We at CIHA often publish posts discussing land rights and this week we offer Dr. Willy Mafuta’s take on Donald Trump’s uninformed and problematic tweet on race and land issues […]
Kenya’s Economic Policy: Borrowing from China Plus Regressive Taxation is Problematic for Social Welfare and Economic Growth
This week we are featuring a post by one of our newest Luce Graduate Fellows, Rebecca Mugo, a Master’s student at the Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations […]
Blind spots in Humanitarian Intervention: The Geneva Conference for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Part 2)
This is the second post of a two-part series on humanitarian intervention and international involvement in the Democratic Republic of Congo written by Father Dr. Toussaint Kafarhire Murhula of […]
Blind Spots in Humanitarian Intervention: The Geneva Conference for the Democratic Republic of the Congo
This week we are posting the first of a two part series on humanitarian intervention and international involvement in the Democratic Republic of Congo by Father Dr. Toussaint […]
The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon: What Went Wrong?
Gerald Acho revisits the history of the crisis in Cameroon and makes a plea for subsidiarity. Joining Father Lado and Dr. Cilas Kemedjio’s previous posts, Acho discusses the historical […]