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What Harriet Tubman Could Have Taught Kamala Harris

Wikipedia says the following about the great Harriet Tubman.  “Harriet Tubman (born Araminta Ross, c. March 1822 – March 10, 1913) was an American abolitionist and...

Assessing Trump’s Africa Policy in His Second Term

Following his re-election, President Donald Trump's approach to Africa policy in his second term remains a topic of interest. Despite his previous term being...

Trump’s Economic Fundamentalism

Donald Trump's presidential victory is a conquest, like a wake-up call to the American populace, to rise early and achieve red carpeting of Make...

Trump Wins US Election: Diverse, Conflicting Early Reactions in China

As on domestic issues, three politically distinct and ideologically conflicting early reactions emerged in China to Donald Trump declaring his victory in the 2024...

TAZARA: A Key Symbol of Chinese Presence in Africa and the Necessity for Modernization

The Tanzania-Zambia Railway (TAZARA) stands as one of the largest infrastructure projects in Africa and serves as a significant representation of the enduring friendship...

Examining Al Qaeda and ISIS’ Exploitation of Insecurity and Instability

Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (ISIS) has exploited the global tumult facilitated by geopolitical confrontations, technological developments, armed conflicts, and political instability to...

Buckle up – the world awaits 2nd Trump term

Irishman Pat Cox, a former President of the European Parliament, has two words for it: "Buckle up." That is his blunt reaction to Donald Trump’s...

Extreme weather patterns in Southern Africa and Its Implications

In response to severe drought, the government of Namibia recently announced to cull 723 wild animals, including elephants and hippopotamuses, to feed 1.4 million...

Why Does Israel’s Security Policy Appear Trapped in a Cycle of Self-Sabotage?

History is replete with instances where political actions, intended to strengthen or resolve conflicts, instead led to unforeseen and often disastrous outcomes. Mikhail Gorbachev’s...

US Presidential Elections and Implications

It wasn’t necessarily that Donald Trump was overwhelmingly popular in his bid for the presidency, but rather that the perceived drawbacks of his opponent,...

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