Middle East & Africa
Berbera is taking back its place on the map
Once upon a time this town was so important, the entire seaway was known as the Gulf of Berbera. Today it’s the Gulf of...
Building Back Better on U.S.-Africa Economic Partnership
Corporate Council on Africa (CCA), the leading reputable U.S. business association with a strategic focus on connecting business interests between the United States and...
United States Comprehensive Plan for Africa: The Challenges and Perspectives
Corporate Council on Africa, the leading reputable U.S. business association with a strategic focus on connecting business interests between the United States and Africa,...
Israel tries to bridge gap with Diaspora amid fears of strained relations with the West
Israel’s first post-Netanyahu government is seeking to rebuild fractured relations with the Jewish Diaspora and rebrand the country as a liberal rather than an...
Anarchy Returning to South Sudan: Is another Civil War Brewing?
Clashes are nothing new or extraordinary in South Sudan. The world’s youngest nation has already spent the better part of its existence simmering amidst...
Al-Assad Regime: Initiation of Syrian Uprising
Background And Causes of Uprising
Syrian civil war‎ is a multi-sided and multi-faceted war which is currently taking place in Syria. The war initiated on...
SADC to hold 41st SADC Summit in Malawi
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) will hold the 41st Ordinary Summit of Heads of State and government in Lilongwe, Malawi on 17 to...
Treasuring Africa’s Seas and Oceans
As an island nation state totally surrounded by the ocean, Seychelles considers water bodies worthy of special status and recognises them to be among...
United States and China chess up in Africa’s smallest country: Cape Verde
The United States has announced plans to invest almost half-a-billion dollars in Cape Verde, a set of islands off the coast of West Africa....
Under What Circumstances Kenya Kidnapped and Deported British Citizen to Nigeria?
In the purest interpretations of foreign relations law, as applied to Britain and Kenya, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is technically speaking, still in Kenya. How?...