9th International Conference on Advanced Materials Research and Manufacturing Technologies
9th International Conference on Advanced Materials Research and Manufacturing Technologies
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The People still Remember: Kenya’s Gen Z Protests Still Matters Even After Two Years
On June 25, 2026, flowers returned to the streets before the chants did. Outside Kenya’s Parliament, families of young people killed during the 2024 anti-government protests gathered to lay wreaths on police barricades that had once separated demonstrators from the state.
West Africa’s Flood Crisis Is More Than a Climate Concern
In recent weeks, torrential rains have swept across several West African countries, leaving behind a familiar trail of destruction. The more difficult question is not why it rained. It is why the same cities continue to flood.
Citizenship as a Weapon: Niger’s Crackdown and the Future of Political Dissent
Niger’s ruling military junta, has taken a step that is raising difficult questions across the Sahel. The government has provisionally stripped exiled opposition figure Mariama Djibrine of her nationality, accusing her of inciting revolt and collaborating with foreign powers.
What Senegal’s Constitutional Reforms Mean for Democracy in West Africa
In late June, Senegal’s National Assembly approved a package of constitutional amendments designed to rebalance power within government. Among the most significant changes are proposals to prevent the President from serving as the leader of a political party while in office...