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Sudan: Saudi-Burhan connections cast a shadow over US working visit

This coming Tuesday will see an official Saudi working visit to Washington, D.C., at a sensitive moment for US-Saudi relations. Amidst the usual human...

Sudan: The SAF’s tap-dance over talks continues

Will they or won’t they? The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) are tap-dancing their way around the latest negotiations for a ceasefire, always imposing new...

Shifting Ground: U.S.-Africa Policy from Obama to Trump

In this exclusive interview, Professor David Shinn, a former top U.S. diplomat and now an adjunct professor of international affairs at George Washington University's...

Examining the Sudanese Conflict, Transnational Networks, and Shadow Globalization

When we talk about conflict in a country, we usually think of war, crisis, violence, and so on. Of course, these conflicts are crucial...

Humanitarian Neutrality Tested Amidst a Forgotten Crisis in Sudan

While the world shifts its attention to other humanitarian issues around the globe, Sudan has been suffering in silence since 2023. The civil war...

Redefining Pan-Africanism in a Changing World

As Africa prepares to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the historic 5th Pan-African Congress of 1945, the continent stands at a defining moment in...

CDC: Africa’s Worst Cholera Outbreak in a Generation

Africa is experiencing its worst cholera outbreak in 25 years, according to the Africa CDC, which links the rise to weak water systems and...

Reparations and Reality: Why Africa Must Redefine the Framework of Global Responsibility

The debate over colonial-era reparations, reignited by African leaders at the recent United Nations General Assembly, has evolved from a moral appeal into a...

Invisible Sudan: The Hierarchy of Digital Empathy in the World

In a remote and silent region, thousands of innocent lives have been lost for the sake of a country's interests. The silence of Sudan...

Tanzania’s 2025 Elections: AU and SADC Condemn Final Results

Women's empowerment was uniquely exemplified by voting for Samia Suluhu Hassan as the new president of the United Republic of Tanzania in late October...

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