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Despite Challenges and Roadblocks, Oxfam is Tackling Africa’s Food Security
In this conversation,Assalama Dawalak Sidi, deputy director of Oxfam-Africa, offers an insight into diverse aspects of Oxfam's performance and highlights challenges facing its operations...
Why Are Protests in Kenya Escalating Over a US Ebola Quarantine Facility?
Kenyan police used tear gas to disperse protesters in Nanyuki, a town in central Kenya, during demonstrations against a planned United States run quarantine...
Are Critical Minerals Catalysing the Second Scramble for Africa?
It is a well-documented fact that the possession of resources has significantly governed power structures. The early colonisation of distant lands for control over...
Africa – Bridging Oceans: The Indian Ocean Gateway and the New Geography of Global Trade
The twenty-first century is witnessing a profound reconfiguration of global trade routes. From the Arctic passages of the north to the Middle Corridor across...
What About The Problems We Are Facing In The Northern Areas Of Gqeberha?
What lies at the heart of the empires that built the African continent and South Africa today? They employed corruption at the core of...
Russia and Africa Eye Stronger Economic Cooperation
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2026 featured the traditional "Russia-Africa Business Dialogue," which was initiated in 2016, to deliberate aspects of forging economic...
Clashes Erupt in Mogadishu as Somali Forces and Opposition Militias Trade Fire
Government forces and opposition aligned militias exchanged heavy fire overnight and into Thursday morning in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu, causing damage to property and forcing...
Ethiopia Election: Abiy Ahmed’s Party Poised for Landslide Victory
Voting occurred in Ethiopia on Monday for parliamentary and regional elections, which are likely to favor Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ruling Prosperity Party, even...
The Unreported Dimensions of Nigeria’s Christian Genocide
Based on more than 40 interviews conducted in Nigeria between December 2025 and May 2026, combined with reporting by watchdog organizations, U.S. government bodies,...
Tigray’s Women and Girls Are Still Living the Consequences of the Genocidal War
A Crisis the World Is Moving On From Too Quickly
Nearly four years after war erupted in Tigray, women and girls across the region remain...