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African Leaders Participate in Victory Day
Three African leaders from South Africa, Zimbabwe and Egypt were among the invited global personalities who witnessed this year’s Victory Day parade on May...
Away from the spotlight – Central African Republic
The conflict in Central African Republic (CAR) is happening away from the spotlights. It seems that the world has forgotten of civil war, which...
Crisis Briefing: No easy answers for ending the crisis in Nigeria
Bloody attacks, seizing towns, declaring caliphates, kidnapping children and women, bombing churches and mosques, abuses against civilians, assassinating politicians and leaders are just some...
Crisis Briefing: Restless South Sudan
South Sudan with capital Juba is a country in northeastern Africa. Young state has a population over 11 million people with diverse ethnicity of...
Boko Haram: new strategy and perspectives
The 2015 Baga massacre, perpetrated last January by Boko Haram, can be perceived as a sign of the will of the terrorist organization to...
A Scrapbook of Vignettes: Africa Where Art Thou
It is very hard to fall in love with something and give yourself over to it completely. Why do I write? I pay attention...
Eurasian Integration Could Open Market for Africans
Early January, Russia and four other ex-Soviet republics completed finally the creation of a new economic alliance intended to bolster their integration. The Eurasian...
The Culture Shock of War and Peace
As waves steeped in the history of riverbeds break gently against the shoreline so does the memory of war. Flummoxed soldiers march on towards...
The Mulatto
The gun is a symbol. It represents in theory narcissism, shaming anxiety, a syndrome of alienation and shaming. Cultural obscurity and politics. It also...
Africa and Libya, Then and Now
In 2011, as the entire world watched the Arab Spring in amazement, the US and its allies, predominantly working under the banner of the...