Africa Is No Longer a Promise. It Is a System Taking Shape
The first of May holds personal significance for me as my birth month, but more importantly, it represents workers, dignity, and Africa. Workers' Day is not just a commemoration; it…
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Iran’s Geopolitical Strategy Against America: The $40,000 Drone That Could Change the Middle East
Iran’s emerging strategy against the United States does not attempt to match America’s military strength in a conventional way. Instead…
South Sudan’s White Army explained: What it is – and what it isn’t
Jan Pospisil – The UN issued warnings of potential mass violence between the South Sudanese government and the White Army…
Libya’s Stolen Future: Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and The Betrayal of Africa
History will not be kind to those who cheered the destruction of Libya. It will not forgive the African elites…
The Great Pivot: Somalia’s UAE Rupture and the Pursuit of a New Regional Order
Somalia’s decision to dismantle its long-standing agreements with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) marks a seismic shift in the Horn…
From Brotherhood to Betrayal: How Abu Dhabi Ignited Regional Chaos
History will not record this as a misunderstanding; it will remember it as a betrayal. Behind polished skylines, luxury summits,…
Fano’s New Dawn: Unity and Leadership Rekindle Hope for Ethiopia
After two years of grueling resistance and internal maneuvering, the Fano movement has reached a watershed moment. Emerging from a…
Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Responsibility in Safeguarding Somalia’s Unity and Red Sea Security
The Horn of Africa stands at a decisive crossroads. Intensifying geopolitical competition, expanding foreign military footprints, and the revival of…
OPINION: A Strategy of Pragmatism—Why Somaliland’s Engagement Serves the Region
As a veteran advocate who has witnessed the long journey of the Somaliland people, I believe it is essential to…
OP-ED: Ethiopia’s Latest Peace Deal Reveals a Pattern of Symbolic Mediation and Manufactured Legitimacy
Recently, Ethiopian state-owned media outlets and social networks were flooded with headlines announcing a "peace agreement" between the Amhara Regional…
Sudan Is Burning: And the New Scramble for Africa Has No Flags, Just Mercenaries
Sudan is being torn apart not by a civil war, but by a carefully orchestrated campaign of destruction. This is…
AfDB at 60: Time to reclaim the zeal of its visionary reformers
At its sixtieth anniversary, the African Development Bank (AfDB) stands on foundations laid by every one of its past presidents.…
Why SoftPOS and mPOS are the key to unlocking financial inclusion in Egypt and remains a largely untapped driver of new revenue streams and growth within the financial sector
Rising from the midst of an informal economy and low bank account usage, Egypt’s financial sector has experienced a doubling…
