Events in Sudan would have perhaps gone unnoticed in Russian society, including by politicians and the media, if Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had not visited Khartoum two months before fighting broke out last week
Sudan Crisis Holds Real Danger For Arab, North Africa And Sahel Nations – OpEd
It has been somewhat inevitable that Sudan’s geopolitical position has seen the crisis in that country spill over into the region including the Sahel and North African countries. These nations are not immune to the
EACRF struggles with a belligerent host already seeking Plan B
Countries contributing troops to the East African Community Regional Force (EACRF) have found themselves arguing for a need to have the mission stay in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), amid a move by Kinshasa
China’s Influence on African Media
China media expert Bob Wekesa reflects on the Chinese Communist Party’s model of total state control of information and its export to Africa. Chinese disinformation practices in Africa are not new and until recently have
Burkina Faso : une nouvelle attaque attribuée à des djihadistes fait au moins 33 morts parmi les civils
Des assaillants « lourdement armés » ont tiré sur des maraîchers, jeudi, dans l’ouest du pays, en proie à des violences régulières depuis 2015. Le Burkina Faso a subi une nouvelle attaque de djihadistes présumés,
33 Civilians Killed In Burkina Faso ‘Terrorist’ Attack
At least 33 people were killed when gunmen opened fire on vegetable farmers in a jihadist-hit region of Burkina Faso, the governor said Saturday, as the country struggles to stem an insurgency. A state of
Iran, Egypt to Soon Restore Ties, Reopen Embassies
An Iranian lawmaker unveiled plans for the restoration of relations between Iran and Egypt, which are engaged in negotiation in Iraq, saying the embassies in Tehran and Cairo will reopen in the near future. In
The Horn Of Africa States: The Emerging Multipolar World – OpEd
We live in a world where digital economies, where goods and services are increasingly delivered through accelerated digital systems, is becoming the norm. It is sad, however, to note that the Horn of Africa States
Sudan Tests The Limits Of Middle Eastern De-Escalation – Analysis
With Saudi-hosted talks to end Sudan fighting producing minimal results and Arab states supporting rival forces, de-escalation in the Middle East faces a major test. So does Gulf states’ ability to employ dollar diplomacy to
Over 200,000 Sudanese Flee to Neighboring Countries as War Continues
The ongoing conflict has forced the Sudanese to leave their homes and communities behind, with many facing uncertain futures as they seek shelter and support in unfamiliar lands. As the war in Sudan rages on,