Search articles from Journal of Academics Stand Against Poverty (JASAP). ISSN 2690-3431.
Immanuel Mwendwa Kiilu, Guy N'nahano Muhanzi
Forced migration in Africa is more than a humanitarian crisis; it reshapes political, economic, and social structures by altering identities, redrawing borders, and challenging governance. This paper examines the hist...
Ekoja Okewu Akor
This research paper explores the pervasive issue of livestock rustling in Nigeria and the Lake Chad Basin, highlighting its profound implications for underdevelopment, animal welfare, and terrorism. It investigates th...
Grace Gondwe
Africa’s This article examines how non-formal education (NFE) cultivates civic agency among African youth. Drawing on experiential learning theories and comparative case studies from Africa, it argues that NFE provide...
Clautrida Mutabaruka
Peace and justice are foundational pillars of human dignity, social stability, and sustainable development. However, existing justice systems are increasingly struggling to address the underlying causes of conflict. R...
Ololade Mustafa Aremu
This essay explores the emerging threat of illicit financial flows (IFFs) within Africa’s expanding carbon market, drawing parallels to the historical “resource curse” seen in mining and oil. It illuminates how fraudu...
Nater Paul Akpen
In concert with population growth, crime, and inefficient police action, climate change has driven the farmer-herder crisis in the central zone of Nigeria. The crisis has resulted in deaths, destroyed property and cau...
Carly Burmeister
This essay explores the structural and systemic challenges facing healthcare systems in Africa, using cervical cancer as a case study to examine broader health inequities and opportunities for reform. Despite being la...
Evaida Chimedza
Africa’s vast natural wealth stands in stark contrast to its enduring poverty and economic stagnation – a contradiction rooted in colonial legacies that established extractive institutions and external dependencies. T...
