Opinion
The Moving Cheese: Why Africa Must Cure Its Addiction to External Saviors
By Wafula Okumu* In 1998, Spencer Johnson published a slim, allegorical book titled Who Moved My Cheese? It tells the story of two mice and two “littlepeople” navigating a maze…
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Oil Shock Hits Tanzania: Global Oil Crisis Meets Tax Debate as Prices Soar Sharply
By Adonis Byemelwa Fuel prices in Tanzania have surged into record territory, turning a global…
The One Who Makes Death Tremble
By Francis B. Nyamnjoh The chronicle of Celui-Qui-Fait-Trembler-La-Mort was not a biography of a man,…
The Open Gate: Why Nigeria Can’t Stop the Surge of Small Arms from the Sahel
By Aminu Adamu* There is a village in Zamfara State where the people no longer…
Agbor Balla: Anglophone VP Now Essential in Cameroon’s Constitutional Reform
By Boris Esono Nwenfor BUEA, PAV – Cameroon is once again facing a defining constitutional…
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Cameroon in 2026: Reasons to Remain Hopeful Amid Trials.
By Hafis Rüefli v Sándor* The past year has tested Cameroon’s resilience. From lingering insecurity in the North-West and South-West…
24th Session of the ASP in the Hague- Dec.1-5: ICC, Humanity and the Orgy of Impunity.
By Chief Charles A. Taku* The twenty-fourth session of the Assembly of State Parties of the Rome Statute of the…
Africa’s Future at Risk: Leadership Must Step Up
By Hafis Rüefli v Sándor* Africa enters 2026 still burdened by a profound contradiction: a continent blessed with astonishing potential…
Time For President Biya To Fully Harness The Cameroon Diaspora As A Pillar Of National Development
By Hafis Rüefli v Sándor* As President Paul Biya embarks on a new mandate after one of the most contentious…
Cameroon’s Path Forward: Why Peace, Healing, and Youth-Led Reconciliation Are Key to Unlocking a Brighter Future
Hafis Rüefli v Sándor* Cameroon stands at a defining moment in its national journey. Across the country—from bustling cities to…
Turn The Volume Up, Africa
By H.E Ambassador Godfrey Madanhire* Zohran Kwame Mamdani now governs New York City. He is thirty-four years old. He is…
Elites and transactional belonging – the cases of Rhodes, Trump and Musk
Tamuka Chekero argues that elites like Rhodes, Trump, and Musk practise “transactional belonging,” treating identity as a strategic tool rather…
Trump’s Second Term: A Rare Opportunity for Real African Energy Independence
By NJ Ayuk* Donald Trump’s return to the White House in 2025 represents a pivotal moment for Africa’s fossil fuel…