In the USA, the Republican tax reform resembles bad governance in much poorer countries

The vilification of George Soros at the hands of the Hungarian government is baffling

How structural adjustment and double tax agreements have contributed to weakening public finances in Africa

African countries should raise more tax revenues, but OECD governments are not really helping

Since 2013, the Frelimo government party is involved in a “mini-war” with the Renamo opposition

In Mozambique, a bitter fight has been waged for years over the decentralisation of the country and the associated transfer of power to lower levels

The Mugabe era is over, but “Mugabeism” is likely to live on

Republicans base essential legislation on fake-news arguments

Because of its history, Tunisia is an atypical Arab country

Kenya’s Supreme Court must bear some of the responsibility for the country’s deepening crisis of legitimacy