It is a fact that genocide has been happening in Nigeria. Unfortunately, to cover their shame, the government of Nigeria has been pushing a false narrative to the African Union and to the world, insisting that no genocide is taking place in the country. The sad part is that the African Union, which is supposed […]
These Palestinians, allegedly coming from severely affected areas of the conflict, were received with warmth and compassion. The government of South Africa did very well by accepting them into the country. This action shows clearly that a friend in need is a friend indeed. We applaud the South African government for its hospitality towards the
France allegedly claims that the process of returning looted resources is “complicated.” Yet, when these resources were being taken from Africa, there was nothing complicated about it. Now that African nations are demanding what is rightfully theirs, the same countries responsible for the looting are suddenly finding excuses. President Ibrahim Traoré has stated that France
Democratic elections in many African countries have become a do-or-die affair. Most African leaders refuse to accept defeat when election results do not go in their favour and that is deeply troubling. Look at Alassane Ouattara, the newly elected president of Ivory Coast. He is over 80 years old and has been in power for
When President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania was elected to office years back, the people of Tanzania were overjoyed, believing that as a mother, she would lead with compassion by creating jobs, building infrastructure, and respecting the rule of law. But as time went on, she changed and started formulating terrible policies against the people
Cameroon is in flames at the moment because President Paul Biya, who has been in power for so many years, has once again rigged himself into office. This is a man who can hardly remember where he is at any given time due to old age and his health conditions. So how can such a
France has reportedly dragged the government of Niger before an international court after Niger refused to grant France continued access to mine its uranium deposits. It has now become clear to much of the world that France’s economic survival is heavily tied to Africa. France’s economy, as alleged, has begun to feel the impact of
Reports indicate that the U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration sought to deport a group of individuals with alleged criminal records to some African countries, even though these individuals have no ties whatsoever to the continent. The move has sparked outrage across Africa, with many leaders firmly rejecting the idea. According to reliable sources, the government
Brenda Biya, the 28-year-old daughter of Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, has openly criticized her father’s decision to continue leading the country despite his advanced age. President Biya, now 92, has signaled his interest in running for another term, a move his daughter reportedly opposes. Brenda deserves credit for speaking the truth many close to her
France is already dealing with a series of economic challenges because the resources it once heavily relied on from its African colonies are no longer flowing as before. If this continues, France’s economic problems will only get worse. That is why we are calling on France to sincerely beg for forgiveness from its former colonies
