Overview of Ethiopian Politics Africans have always complained that their resources are looted by colonial powers (in the past), neo-liberal businesses, and domestic embezzlers, among others. In Ethiopia, both history and current affairs inform us
Russian-Algerian Joint Military Exercises Pose Danger To Africa And Southern Europe – OpEd
Growing military ties between Russia and Algeria, a North African country, have been threatening the geopolitical interests of the West and overall stability in Africa. According to the middle-east-online.com news portal, Algeria has been intensifying
Ethiopia: Peace Agreed Now The Work Begins – OpEd
Faced with imminent defeat, on 2 November the TPLF (Tigray People’s Liberation Front) finally agreed to stop their vicious attack on Ethiopia. They had little choice in the end, the Ethiopian National Defence Forces (ENDF)
The Horn Of Africa States And COP27: An Achievement? – OpEd
Humankind has damaged the weather and the climate of the world to the extent they can no longer survive without changing their attitude to their activities. The climate of the world has been changing over
Africa’s Growing Crypto Market Needs Better Regulations – Analysis
The collapse of the world’s third largest crypto exchange FTX, and subsequent plunge in the prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major crypto assets, is prompting renewed calls for greater consumer protection andregulation of the crypto industry.
The DRC: Threats And Opportunities In A Complex Neighborhood – Analysis
The Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) has appointed the president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Félix Tshisekedi, as the mediator in Chad after a wave of violence hit the African
Decline in oil, gas output hampers growth amid recession fears
Nigeria in ‘technical’ recession, say expertsPrevailing economic challenges, as reflected in the business environment and rising inflation, which is further compounded by poor oil production in the last three months, have undermined Nigeria’s economy, as
Ghana plans to buy oil with gold as foreign currency reserves dwindle
Ghana’s government is planning to go back to a barter system of trade. In order to protect the country’s fast-dwindling foreign currency reserves, Ghana wants to pay for oil with gold instead of shelling out
French NGOs in Mali concerned for civilians in wake of suspension
French-backed NGOs in Mali fear their future is in limbo after military-run authorities ordered the suspension of their activities earlier this week. The announcement marks a further twist in the downward spiral between the Sahel nation
Russie-Ukraine : des eurodéputés veulent sanctionner Alger
Dix-sept députés européens demandent à Ursula von der Leyen et à l’Union européenne de réviser l’Accord d’association avec l’Algérie, au motif qu’elle apporterait un « soutien politique, logistique et financier » à la Russie dans la guerre