Master of Arts (MA) · Humboldt University Berlin
Mark holds an MA in Global History. As a researcher, writer and public communicator, his work bridges historical analysis with contemporary geopolitics. In general, he enjoys research on geopolitics and West Africa's global ties. He contributes to a Berlin magazine (LoNam), runs a Medium account, and co-founded TYF Ogo-Adulawo, a Yoruba socio-cultural initiative. He is currently working on a study of cultural memory among the Yoruba diaspora and an application of game theory in Nigerian politics
The main question is, what is the nature of the recurring anti-immigration violence in post-apartheid South Africa, and what are its systemic causes and consequences? The violence is driven not only by structural inequality and political scapegoating, but also by the resulting microeconomic insta…
The main question is, how can history help us better understand and put the current 2025-2026 crisis into context. South Sudan’s stability is undermined by historic ethnic grievances, but also important to note but often left out in the discourse is by the extractive resources economic model tha…
