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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Young South Sudanese Oil Executive Pushes Reforms To Boost Production And Economic Recovery
By Samuel Ouma Atak Santino Majak, Vice President of Dar Petroleum Operating Company (DPOC), is…
Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio Pays Tribute to General Abdulsalami Abubakar at Autobiography Launch and 84th Birthday Celebration
Aso Rock Presidential Villa, Abuja, Nigeria, Saturday, 13 June 2026* – His Excellency President Dr.…
Putin Promises Trade, Critics Demand Accountability as Samia Deepens Russia Ties
By Adonis Byemelwa During Tanzanian President Samia’s visit to Moscow, Russia, she joined her Russian…
Zambia’s Leadership Movement Party Fields Dr. Richard Silumbe for President
By Burnett Munthali Dr. Richard Silumbe, president of Zambia's Leadership Movement Party (LM), has successfully…
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A Case for Military Leadership in Africa: A Historical and Strategic Imperative for Liberation and Development
By Ngembeni Wa Namaso* In the discourse surrounding leadership in Africa, the prevailing notion has been that civilian leaders are…
Applying the New Sudan Vision to Resolve Sudan’s Conflict
By Mayiik Ayii Deng* I write this piece following the victory of the Republican party candidate, Donald J. Trump, the…
Alive Or Dead, President Paul Biya Promotes The Instrumentation Of Impunity In The Republic Of Cameroon
Advocacy Network for Justice and Peace (ANJP) is concerned that the reaction to the international media reports of the alleged…
Tanzanian Police Face Outrage Over Brutal Assault Video and Corruption Concerns
By Adonis Byemelwa The Tanzanian Police Force has launched an urgent investigation into a horrific assault in Yombo Dovya, Dar…
World Refugee Day: The Migration-Climate Change Nexus
By Aurelie Kalenga Njimngou* One cannot talk about refugees without highlighting the intersection of climate change, human displacement, and the…
To commemorate the 6th April 1994, the IRMCT should prosecute the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) for its crimes in 1994 and fight for the freedom of the ICTR acquitted and released persons in Niger – who remain victims of 1994[1]
By Beth S. Lyons* Today, 6 April, is 30 years since the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) shot down the plane…
My Perspective As A First Language – English Speaking Cameroonian For A Constitutional Review
By Dr Peter Mbile * Here's my contribution to a Constitutional review for this potentially great country in which nothing…
U.S. Foreign Policy is Driving South Sudan Into the Arms of Our Enemies
By Justin Thomas Russell* As our world becomes increasingly intertwined and interdependent, it is more important than ever to get…