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Africa’s Fragmented Voices in a World Pulled Apart by the US and Iran
By Amb. Godfrey Madanhire* The war between the United States and Iran has torn open a fault line in the global order and Africa feels the tremor as if it…
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Ethiopia’s Letter to Eritrea Carries Both Warning and Promise in a Tense Horn of Africa
By Adonis Byemelwa The letter arrived with the quiet gravity of official stationery, dated February…
From Hoima to Tanga, a Pipeline Carries Tanzania and Uganda’s Hopes
By Adonis Byemelwa Dar es Salaam — President Samia welcomed President Museveni beneath a soft…
Samia and Museveni Bet on Unity as East Africa Searches for Peace in the Great Lakes
By Adonis Byemelwa President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s decision to back President Yoweri Museveni’s peace and…
Mutharika to Outline Fiscal Strategy at Malawi 2026/2027 Budget Opening
By Burnett Munthali Lilongwe — President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika will on Friday, February 13,…
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New Evidence Dossier Helps Researchers Analyse Recruitment Of Africans Into Russia’s War In Ukraine
By Wallace Mawire Evidence-based analysis of the growing recruitment of Africans into Russia’s war in Ukraine has to date been…
Kenya’s Diplomatic Visionary Amb. Maurice Makoloo Takes the Helm in London to Forge a Dynamic Path for Kenya-UK Relations
By Edwin Austin Ambassador Maurice Makoloo has been appointed as the 16th High Commissioner of the Republic of Kenya to…
Sierra Leone: Legacy, Law and Party Democracy as Timbo Reflects on APC’s Return to Grassroots Voting
By Ishmael Sallieu Koroma FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — As hundreds of supporters queued at ward centres across the country, some…
Sierra Leone Lawyers Demand Reversal of Electoral Chief Appointment, Warn of “Faulty Democratic Foundation”
By Ishmael Sallieu Koroma FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — A deepening political and legal storm is unfolding in Sierra Leone after…
Trust on the Line: The Quest for Real-Time Results in Nigeria’s 2027 Election Intensifies
By Jude Mutah* On February 9, 2026, protesters gathered at Nigeria's National Assembly in the nation's capital, Abuja, demanding that…
Fake Jobs, Real War: The Hidden Recruitment of Africans Into Russia’s Military Campaign
By Mutayoba Arbogast In the dim alleys of Nairobi’s Eastlands and the bustling suburbs of Lagos, whispers of “promising jobs…
From Open Screens to Closed Doors: Inside the Drama of Tundu Lissu’s Treason Trial
By Adonis Byemelwa In a crowded courtroom in Dar es Salaam, where ceiling fans stir the humid coastal air, and…
Between Silence and Scrutiny: How Tanzania Entered the Conversation at The Hague
By Adonis Byemelwa In The Hague, justice rarely arrives with spectacle. It slips in quietly instead, inside padded envelopes, encrypted…