Kwaku Osei

Kwaku was born and raised in Accra, Ghana and recently completed a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and French at Yale University. He is currently pursuing an M. Phil. in International Relations at the University of Cambridge and plans to pursue a career in law after that. He previously interned at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ghana and the Institute for Policy Studies in DC, advocating for a change in U.S. foreign policy to Africa. His interests include peace and security, development and foreign policy particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa.

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How African Millennials Can Carry On Nelson Mandela's Legacy

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Zimbabwe Elections 2013: A Loss For Mugabe May Not Be A Win for Zimbabwe, After All

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Baga Massacre: 185 Civilian Deaths Prove Nigeria Could Lose Terrorism Battle

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Kenyan Elections 2013: Kenyatta Uhuru Victory is Major Headache For U.S., ICC

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Mali War For Freedom Remains a Global Problem

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Obama vs Romney Foreign Policy: Both Candidates Completely Miss the Mark on Africa Policy

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Ghana President John Mills Dead: The Saddest Day In Ghana History

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Africa's Economy Surges As Middle Class Grows: Can Free Markets Meet Demand?

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Boko Haram Easter Bombing Shows That Nigeria Needs Strong Leadership

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Ugandan People’s Defense Force Issue a Lingering Question in Kony 2012 Part 2

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As Nigerian Poverty and Corruption Soar, Nigeria Must Divorce State from Enterprise to Restore Public Trust

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Boko Haram is Not Nigeria's Major Threat, Lack of Trust in the Government Is

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Democracy Failing in Congo: Joseph Kabila and Etienne Tshisekedi Both Claim Presidency

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Africa's Biggest Winners in 2011: Lamido Sanusi, Aliko Dangote, Fatimata Bazeye

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5 Reasons Why Kenya's Invasion of Somalia is a Mistake

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America's Plan In Uganda Is Hardly Humanitarian