Ethics and Explainability for Responsible Data Science (EE-RDS) (2023)
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Trends of Elections and Democratic Consolidation in Africa
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The new scramble for Africa – Antiquated relationship with Europe unchanged while China and Russia show increasing interest in the continent
Despite the ambitions for equal partnership expressed at the recent Africa-EU summit, the outcomes of past summits and pledges give little confidence that we will
Ramaphosa’s state visit to Abuja: A big window has opened to rejuvenate Nigeria-South Africa relations
Nigeria-South Africa relations have experienced a roller coaster ride, from the antagonistic relations during South Africa’s apartheid era and Nigeria’s military epoch in the post-apartheid
2nd Annual PG Workshop: Remaking the World through Machine Learning
Data Science Across Disciplines Monday 6 December 2021 Register here Hosted by the Data Science Across Disciplines (DSAD) Research Group based at the University of
Ethics and Explainability for Responsible Data Science (EE-RDS) (2021)
Data Science Across Disciplines 08:00 – 15:00 Wednesday 27 October 2021 Register here Is Data Science a new approach to solving problems, one that applies
Africa’s soft power in an age of global Afrophobia
…the book focuses on four key states in Africa: Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Egypt and seeks to Africanise the concept of soft power by
Virtual Book Launch: Africa’s Soft Power: Philosophies, Political Values, Foreign Policies and Cultural Exports
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