Baba Yunus Muhammad I have responded to Nasir el-Rufai’s recent reflection on conscience, injustice, accountability and the verdict of posterity—not as an opponent seeking revenge,...
Baba Yunus Muhammad There are people whose absence time does not erase. Years pass, life moves on, and yet their presence remains woven into our memories...
Fifty-three years after the overthrow of Chile’s democratically elected socialist president, the struggle over natural resources, economic sovereignty and the right of nations to determine their...
AFRIEF ISLAMIC ECONOMIC RENAISSANCE PAPERS: PAPER SIX – Part 3 The Moral Constitution of the Market: Freedom, Justice, Power and the Common Good in an Islamic...
Baba Yunus Muhammad Africa is being asked to finance the consequences of a climate crisis it did little to create, through an international financial system that...
From our Special Correspondent in Abuja For much of the last two decades, the word “subsidy” in Nigeria has become almost synonymous with one commodity: petrol....
Nigeria’s fuel-subsidy debate has become trapped in a false choice. On one side are those who argue that subsidy removal was an unavoidable act of economic...
There is a dangerous moment in international affairs when war ceases to be regarded as an exceptional failure of diplomacy and begins to become an instrument...
Hakainde Hichilema has secured another five years in office. In this article, Baba Yunus Muhammad asks the more consequential question whether Zambia can convert economic stabilisation...
From our Special Correspondent in Nepal There are disasters whose scale is difficult to comprehend from photographs alone, and the catastrophe that struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district...
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