Nearly a decade and a half after a supposed “awakening,” Libya is still paralyzed by division, conflict and the pursuit of narrow self-interests by a range of actors disguised as well-intentioned support. Today, the North
Victory Day Highlights Russia’s Military Potentials For Africa – OpEd
Russia has noticeably intensified its diplomatic relationship with French-speaking Africa after the second Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg. It has focused on dealing with growing French neo-colonialism which obstructs Russia’s desire to expand geopolitical and
The Horn Of Africa States: Regional Relations – OpEd
The world of today composes of some 196 countries of which some 194 are recognized as full members, including Palestine which was voted for full membership recently. However these countries, although independent of each other
Blowback In The African Coup Belt – OpEd
Starting in 2020, things started to get strange in Africa for those who knew what to look for. Normally, coups in Africa are nothing to write about. But starting in 2020, we saw sixcountries flip
Equatorial Guinea: A Case Study In The Impact Of US-China Rivalry In Africa – Analysis
Equatorial Guinea is a country that was freed from colonial rule but never truly escaped the influence of the economic superpowers in a globalized world. When Spain granted independence to the Republic of Equatorial Guinea
La Somalie demande officiellement à l’ONU de mettre fin à sa mission politique sur son territoire
Les autorités de Mogadiscio ont demandé à l’ONU de mettre fin à sa mission politique présente en Somalie depuis plus de dix ans, avant l’expiration de son mandat en octobre prochain, a rapporté samedi, le
Le Niger conditionne la réouverture de sa frontière avec le Bénin par le retrait des soldats français
Selon Niamey, il y a au moins cinq camps de l’armée française sur la frontière entre les deux pays. Les autorités nigériennes ont annoncé le maintien de la fermeture de la frontière entre le Niger
Logiques africaines
Les Russes arrivent au Niger. Et les Américains s’en vont. Avec une certaine gêne réciproque. Mais aussi avec de bonnes manières. Dans un style militaire de part et d’autre. La junte militaire nigérienne a pris
The journalist as a guerrilla: Sahrawi as jungle experts, By Owei Lakemfa
The future of journalism, and I dare say of the world, may depend on humanity, adopting and implementing declarations like the one emanating from Western Sahara. The journalist is needed everywhere, but is endangered everywhere.
Foreign military bases in Nigeria: The dynamics of the geopolitics, By Jibrin Ibrahim
Nigeria has missed the opportunity to be a founding member of BRICS, that has been seeking doors for our countries to opt out of neo-colonial control. Last week, some of us wrote an open letter