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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A New Chapter: How the Appointment of Israel’s First Ambassador Can Catalyze Somaliland’s Development and Strategic Future
By Jama Ayaanle Feyte The appointment of Michael Lotem as Israel’s first ambassador to the…
$10,000 Mandela-Era Cheque Fuels Africa Backlash Over Xenophobia in South Africa
By Ajong Mbapndah L A faded $10,000 cheque written in 1994 to Nelson Mandela has…
Africa’s AI Reality: What’s Working, What’s Not, and What Must Change
By Roger B. Jantio* As the Spring Meetings of the World Bank Group and the…
Russia Resettling White South African Farmers
By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh Russia has allocated 500 hectares of land in the outskirts of…
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The Courage to Heal: Addressing the Anglophone Crisis through Representative Governance and Truthful Dialogue
By Ngembeni Wa Namaso In this penultimate article, permit me to use a number of words and expressions whose meanings…
Bola Ahmed Tinubu and The Corruption Chronicles: A Global Perspective
By Aminu Adamu In December 2024, the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) ranked Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu…
Africa Transcending into BRICS+ Orbit
Prof Maurice Okoli and Prof Chinedu Ochinanwata* After the historic 16th BRICS summit held in October 2024, three African States…
Liberia:White Tuesday Turns Bloody, As Police Clash with Protesters
By Konah Rufus The highly anticipated “Nonstop Capitol Lockdown” protest turned violent on Tuesday as clashes erupted between demonstrators and…
Cameroon: Did the Recent South West Cultural Jamboree Reveal Hidden Political Anxieties?
--A sneak peek into Government-Community Dynamics in the Southwest By Ngembeni Wa Namaso* Introduction On December 13th and 14th, the…
“A Promise Made in Angola, A Future at Stake in Maine: Why Biden’s ‘All In On Africa’ Commitment Must Include TPS for Undocumented Angolans Like Me”
By Nicolau Cucubica When I stepped off the plane in Houston on a tourist visa, I couldn’t have imagined that…
Africans in New Jersey to Senator Cory Booker: Transform Biden’s Angola Visit into Action for Reparative Justice and Refugee Equity
By Dr. Nelson Aluya, Hon. Olamide Davies Talabi, and Mr. Dominic Tamin* In December 2024, President Biden will visit Angola,…
From Chains to Change: Biden’s Legacy on the Line on His Historic Trip to Central Africa in Angola
By Sylvie Ngassa Qwasinwi Bello* As the U.S. invests in infrastructure growth, President Biden can heal deep-rooted scars, use his…