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Stellenbosch University awards honorary doctorate to Professor Leonard Wantchekon

Stellenbosch University (SU) awarded Professor Leonard Wantchekon an honorary doctorate on Wednesday, March 27, 2024. He received the degree of Doctor of Commerce (DCom), honoris causa, at the graduation ceremony for the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences. Wantchekon was recognized for his significant contributions to the fields of political economy, development economics, and economic […]

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ASE To Lead Research and Implementation for AUDA-NEPAD Project

The African School of Economics (ASE) has officially been announced as the Research and Implementation Partner for the country-wide INNOVATIVE STRENGTHENING OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS AND PRODUCTIVE LAND RESTORATION project, which was set up by the African Union Development Agency – New Partnership for Africa’s Development (AUDA-NEPAD) in Nigeria, to mitigate the growing food crisis in

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ASE discusses establishing the African Centre for Strategic Studies (ACSS) with the Government of Niger State.

ASE DISCUSSES THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS AFRICAN CENTRE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES (ACSS) WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF NIGER STATE   The African School of Economics (ASE) in Nigeria has reached an agreement with the government of Niger State, represented by the Executive Governor, Hon. Mohammed Umar Bago, to establish ASE’s African Centre for Strategic Studies (ACSS)

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ASE Launches in Zanzibar

ASE Launches in Zanzibar   The African School of Economics (ASE), has officially announced its expansion to Zanzibar. It marks the university’s first location in East Africa, with plans for a state-of-the-art campus for African students and world-class faculty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_BR01pFwaw In partnership with renowned educational institutions including Princeton University and Indian Institute of Technology Madras

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ASE and Princeton University sign an agreement with the Federal Ministry of Education in Nigeria

We are very excited to announce that ASE Nigeria, alongside Princeton University, has just signed an agreement with the Federal Ministry of Education in Nigeria for a series of projects over the coming years, to help develop Nigeria\’s education sector.   The signing was done today at Princeton University, with the Honourable Minister for Education

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The African School of Economics and AUDA NEPAD met with Nigeria’s First Lady to discuss partnership on Entrepreneurship scholarships.

The African School of Economics and AUDA NEPAD met with Nigeria’s First Lady to discuss partnership on Entrepreneurship scholarships. ASE remains committed to exploring new horizons in education and entrepreneurship. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW_mhk-Bot4

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ASE Founder and President, Prof. Leonard Wantchekon wins the Global Economy Prize 2023.

On the 19th of June, 2023, the African School of Economics Founder and President, Prof. Leonard Wantchekon, received the Global Economy Prize 2023 alongside Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director General of the World Trade Organization, and Dr. Eleni Gabre-Madhin, Chief Innovation Officer of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). The prestigious event was held in Kiel,

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The African School of Economics in Hollywood: The Origins and Legacy of the Agoodjie

After the release of the film The Woman King, the history of the Kingdom of Danxome has taken center stage. The film, inspired by the all-female unit of warriors called Agoodjie in the Kingdom of Danxome, used key findings in part from the African School of Economic’s years-long seminal historical research on the Agoodjie. ASE’s

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