Welcome President Bush!
Tajudeen Abdulraheem explains President Bush’s Africa trip itinerary.
Rwanda and the War on Terrorism
A common flaw in U.S. foreign policy is the politicization of foreign assistance. Whether Republican or Democratic, U.S. administrations allow narrowly defined “national interests” – instead of needs, priorities, and realities in a given country – to dictate foreign assistance. And Rwanda is an excellent case in point.
Rejecting Paternalism in Africa?
Will President Bush’s view of trade and investment on workers in Africa truly end this paternalism?
What Does Africa Owe?
A closer look at this administration’s record on debt should begin with the question often posed by Africa-based civil society groups: who owes whom?
Bush’s Out-of-Tune AIDS Plan
On his tour of Africa, President Bush promotes an album with serious lyrical flaws that illustrate the ineffectiveness of the U.S. response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Africa.