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The lack of political violence during the recent elections in Kenya spells progress for the East African country.
As floods continue to wreak more havoc each passing monsoon, it is time for India to lead the way in effective flood management
Political instability in Sudan can affect the entire north and northeast Africa as well as the West Asian region.
Financial Inclusion can help formalise the economy, increase transparency and efficiency, and provide financial stability for India and Africa.
Bringing Universal Health Coverage centre-stage will prove too ambitious for many countries without co-opting the private sector.
Trends in Africa are diverging. While East Africa shows growing signs of authoritarianism and suppression of dissent, in Southern Africa — liberatio
India’s own experiences and challenges with regard to food security should be the central pillar of India’s development cooperation with Africa.
India and the countries of Africa share common challenges in their education systems, among them, weak teacher capacities and lack of basic infrastructure. In India, technological interventions have been able to address some of the challenges at scale. Africa has met with less success in this regard, as governments prioritise the provision of hardware without addressing the systemic issues that hamper the adoption of such technologies. Cu
Africa faces various challenges in ensuring equitable access to life-saving drugs. Drug prices in the continent are largely unregulated, making locally produced drugs more expensive than the imported ones. The African countries thus rely heavily on imports to meet their pharmaceutical needs. Further, the medicine delivery systems in the countries are encumbered by the poor implementation of regulatory policies, if they are in place at all. East A
The BIMSTEC and East Africa, which together account for 25 percent of the world’s population, are low-resource regions.[1] While their share in the global disease burden is disproportionately high, their combined healthcare expenditure is a minuscule share of the global healthcare spend. Their health systems are underfunded, understaffed and ill-equipped to deal with the monumental challenge of disease burden. This paper aims to compare the he
East Africa is the fastest growing region in the resource-rich continent. India has a long-standing relationship with the region and an enterprising and successful diaspora has been living there for over a century
As economic growth continues to slump around the world, it has become imperative for developing nations such as India to seek to strengthen partnerships with African nations. There is a growing consensus that Africa is the last remaining capitalist playground. With an abundance of natural resources and the lack of an institutionalised capacity to harness them, Africa's statesmen have sought to move beyond their dependence on foreign (mainly West
This paper trains the spotlight on India’s relations with Africa by studying the country’s relations with two east African countries – Tanzania and Kenya, and two south African countries – Mozambique and South Africa. The paper opens with a description of the trade, investment, and development cooperation links between India and these countries. An assessment follows of three key areas in these bilateral relationships: energy, food securi
जवळपास ३० वर्षे शांतता नांदत असलेल्या इथिओपिया या देशात गेल्या दोन वर्षांत गृहयुद्धात झालेल्या मृत्यूंची आकडेवारी देशासाठी धक्कादायक अशीच आहे.