More: Africa
Outrage and Fear Grip Nigerian Families After Mass School Kidnapping
Two weeks after one of Nigeria’s largest school abductions, families of more than 250 missing children are desperate for news. The attack at St....
Africapitalism: A New Developmental Path or Just Polished Neoliberalism?
For decades, Africa’s development narrative has been outsourced from donors, consultants, and imported growth models. But a quiet rebellion is underway. Africapitalism, a philosophy...
Reality Check: Burhan’s Wall Street Journal piece misses more than half of Sudan’s tragedy
It was an interesting editorial choice by the Wall Street Journal to give General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the leader of the Sudanese Armed Forces...
Guinea-Bissau Can Transform by Building Accountable Leadership, Resuscitating the Economy
The sudden unconstitutional change of government in the Portuguese-speaking Guinea-Bissau, in late November 2025, was condemned in uncertain terms by the African Union and...
SADC Announces its Media Awards for 2026
The Secretariat of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) has announced its SADC Media Awards for 2026, emphasising that the platform offers a powerful...
The High-Stakes Dialogue Between EU and Africa
The 7th African Union (AU) and European Union (EU) summit in Luanda, Angola, signaled support for Africa's development in the coming years. Angolan President...
Truce Plan Stalls as Sudan’s Warring Parties Refuse to Sign
Neither of Sudan's warring factions has officially accepted a truce plan from the United States, according to senior U. S. envoy Massad Boulos. Although...
Gibran’s G20 Play to Unlock Africa-Indonesia Powerhouse
What happens when the world's emerging powers stop waiting for permission?
When Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka landed in Johannesburg for the G20 Summit, he...
Pan-African Conference lays out plan for Africa’s development
An entirely new chapter in Africa's development story unfolded as the Pan-African Progressive Front (PPF) unveiled a radical political and economic strategy that promises...
Beyond Assab: How a Regional Dispute Threatens a Global Chokepoint
While Egypt is not a direct party to the dispute between Ethiopia and Eritrea over the Red Sea port of Assab, the source of...