Aisha Haruna – Open African Tribune

ECONOMY–ENVIRONMENT–GOVERNANCE–INFRASTRUCTURE–SOCIETY

El Niño And Africa: Will The Warning Trigger Action?

For millions of Africans whose livelihoods depend on rainfall, the most important question about the next El Niño may not be how strong it[…]

Aisha Haruna | November 11, 2026

SOCIETY

Lutte Traditionnelle: The Enduring Legacy of Traditional Wrestling in West Africa (PART 2)

Evala: Wrestling and the Journey into Adulthood Among the Kabye people of northern Togo, Evala reflects a different relationship between wrestling and society. While[…]

Aisha Haruna | October 21, 2026

ENVIRONMENT–INFRASTRUCTURE–SOCIETY

Kano is Spending Big on Water: Can the new Infrastructure deliver?

The Kano State Government is committing billions of naira to rehabilitate treatment plants, upgrade pumping infrastructure and build new dams. Yet in communities such[…]

Aisha Haruna | September 23, 2026

SOCIETY

Lutte Traditionnelle: The Enduring Legacy of Traditional Wrestling in West Africa

Long before modern stadiums, professional leagues and televised competitions reshaped sport, communities across West Africa gathered in village squares, festival grounds and open arenas[…]

Aisha Haruna | September 16, 2026

SOCIETY

What a New Dinosaur Discovery Reveals About Africa’s Prehistoric Past

Today, the Sahara is the world’s largest hot desert, a vast landscape of sand, rock, and extreme temperatures. But around 95 million years ago,[…]

Aisha Haruna | July 13, 2026

ECONOMY–ENVIRONMENT–SOCIETY

Fishing for Fortune: How Marine Tourism Can Lift Gambia’s Economy

By reducing its reliance on traditional beach tourism, The Gambia is charting a new course toward faster sectoral growth. Largely driven by its beaches,[…]

Aisha Haruna | April 22, 2026

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