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The Spoiled Identity: At My Feet, Sequoia
“The purpose of literature is to turn blood into ink.”
T.S. Eliot
“I, myself, am a poet but I love working in the garden growing vegetables......
Africa CEO Forum: Addressing the Continent’s Economic Sovereignty
Today's geopolitical situation is influencing perceptions across Africa, 're-awakening' executive entrepreneurs and potential investors to adapt and change attitudes to Africa's economic challenges and...
US aims new sanctions at Sudan’s military junta over its use of chemical weapons
The United States has barred aircraft linked to Sudan’s military junta, the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), from operating in its airspace and is tightening...
Sanctioning Sudan’s Army: Washington’s Chemical Weapons Red Line Meets Riyadh’s Realpolitik
The new US sanctions on Sudan’s Armed Forces (SAF), which took effect this month, mark a decisive escalation in Washington’s attempt to enforce the...
Europe Cannot Continue Like This: Ceuta and the Commissioners Who Never Delivered
It's clear that Europe cannot continue like this. The scenes at Ceuta over the past 24 hours—an estimated 49,000 people crossing the border by...
Russia vs. China in Africa: Rivals, Partners or Strategic Competitors?
The growth of neo-colonial tendencies, the current geopolitical developments, and the scramble for its resources by external countries in Africa: these are some of...
Young Artists Showcasing Africa’s Contemporary Culture in Ethiopia
Some of Africa's most accomplished contemporary artists will converge in Addis Ababa on July 29 for one of the continent's largest international cultural showcases,...
Did You Get Married To Her When I Was In The Mental Hospital? -Book Review
Your story, DID YOU GET MARRIED TO HER WHEN I WAS IN THE MENTAL HOSITAL? is not meant to be an easy read. I...
Can Russia Establish Peace as Basis for Advancing Sudan’s Development?
Russia and Sudan established diplomatic relations after the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991. Prior to that, the Soviet Union had closely knit ties with...
Military Chaplains and Strategy in West Africa
The West Africa Religious Affairs Symposium, held in Accra last week, was easy to overlook if one expected a conventional military conference. It was...