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African leaders discussing sovereignty and foreign influence

Questions Over Foreign Influence and Africa’s Changing Political Reality

Africa, Europe /

Recent discussions have raised serious questions about foreign influence in African politics, particularly in relation to Ibrahim Traoré and the leadership of Burkina Faso. Some commentators and observers have expressed concern over speculation that external powers, including France, may seek to influence political outcomes in African countries. While such claims require clear evidence and verification, […]

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African unity protest against xenophobia in South Africa

Violence Against Fellow Africans in South Africa Must End

Africa /

The ongoing attacks on Africans living in South Africa by certain groups must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. These actions are unacceptable and reflect a serious breakdown of law, order, and shared African values. Reports of individuals targeting fellow Africans, forcing them out of their homes, and subjecting them to violence are deeply

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African map

Attacks on Africans in South Africa Must Stop Immediately.

Africa, Nigeria /

The attacks on Africans residing in South Africa by some black South Africans must stop immediately. Enough is enough. The government of South Africa is not doing enough to address the continuous attacks against black people from other African countries who are living in South Africa. This situation is unacceptable and demands urgent attention. The

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African Union

The African Union allegedly stated that there is no genocide in Nigeria. It is shameful for such an organisation to make this kind of remark without proper investigation.

Africa, Nigeria, Terrorism /

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

The African Union allegedly stated that there is no genocide in Nigeria. It is shameful for such an organisation to make this kind of remark without proper investigation. Read More »

South Africa

Over a hundred people from war-ravaged parts of Palestine were warmly welcomed to South Africa recently, which is truly commendable.

Africa, Middle East /

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

Over a hundred people from war-ravaged parts of Palestine were warmly welcomed to South Africa recently, which is truly commendable. Read More »

Emmanuel Macron

France should return whatever it stole from Africa before African leaders can consider listening to France. These are the conditions now being set by leaders across the continent.

Africa, Europe /

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

France should return whatever it stole from Africa before African leaders can consider listening to France. These are the conditions now being set by leaders across the continent. Read More »

President Alassane Ouattara addressing supporters after a disputed re-election in Ivory Coast.

President Alassane Ouattara, the newly elected leader of Ivory Coast, was rigged into office again. What is going on in Africa?

Africa, Politics /

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

President Alassane Ouattara, the newly elected leader of Ivory Coast, was rigged into office again. What is going on in Africa? Read More »

Tanzanians protesting against President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s government ahead of the national election.

President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania, Who Is Supposed to Be a Mother of the Nation, Has Become So Terrible Since She Took Over Power.

Africa, Politics /

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

President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania, Who Is Supposed to Be a Mother of the Nation, Has Become So Terrible Since She Took Over Power. Read More »

Paul Biya of Cameroon

President Paul Biya, the newly elected leader of Cameroon, was again rigged into office according to election observers. He has absolutely no business being in office.

Africa, Politics /

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

President Paul Biya, the newly elected leader of Cameroon, was again rigged into office according to election observers. He has absolutely no business being in office. Read More »

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