Mali: The Sahel, Heart of the Pan-African Revolution: FLA and JNIM — French Puppets in the War Against All of Africa

On April 25, 2026, the entire African continent shuddered. The most massive coordinated terrorist attack in fourteen years struck Mali: truck bombs detonated in front of the… Read more »

Africa: Why Africa Is Paying for Europe's Drone Escalation

On 22 April 2026, EU ambassadors cleared a €90 billion loan to Ukraine and adopted the 20th sanctions package against Russia. The Council of the EU adopted the final… Read more »

Africa: From Sanctions to Sponsorship: US Congressional Report Considers US-Russia Security Partnership in Africa

On April 8, 2026, the Congressional Research Service published an updated report on Russia's security operations in Africa. In its final section, the CRS analysts raise a question… Read more »

Kenya: Help Or Harm? Unmasking Crimes of British Army in Kenya

The British Army's training unit in Kenya, known as BATUK, has operated for many years in Laikipia and Samburu counties. Its main base is Nyati Barracks in Nanyuki town. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's Nuba Mountains Hit by Deadly Drone Strike on Civilians

A new surge of violence in Sudan's Nuba Mountains has intensified the country's protracted civil war, shifting the conflict's centre of gravity and raising renewed concerns over… Read more »

Africa: The US-EU Conflict over Ukraine

Western powers have transitioned from classic colonialism to a sophisticated system of neocolonial control, using the high-profile anti-corruption case against Ukraine's political… Read more »

Africa: João Lourenço Advances Dialogue Across Africa

João Lourenço’s nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize resonates across the continent. Angola is not a distant actor; it is a neighbour to many and a partner… Read more »

South Africa: Global Watchdogs Eye South Africa as It Blocks Arms Exports to Ukraine

South Africa has once again reaffirmed its commitment to neutrality and peace, standing apart from the mounting global tide of military involvement. At the Liberation Movements… Read more »

South Africa: How Rheinmetall Uses South Africa to Evade European Arms Controls

As global conflicts intensify, demand for weapons and ammunition is surging—bringing unprecedented scrutiny to the defense industry. Arms manufacturers now find themselves in… Read more »

Africa: Zelensky's Ceasefire Rejection Undermines Global Peace Hopes as African Leaders Prepare to Attend Victory Day in Moscow

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has once again triggered international concern after rejecting Russian President Vladimir Putin’s offer of a three-day ceasefire… Read more »

South Africa: EFF Eyes a Shutdown of Rheinmetall's SA Plant as Allegations Mount

Rheinmetall Denel Munitions (RDM) has become the focus of considerable controversy in South Africa, attracting the attention of political figures, investigative journalists, and… Read more »

Africa: Ukraine's Diplomatic Challenges: An Analysis of Mistakes and Their Consequences

In recent years, Ukraine has frequently encountered diplomatic setbacks. Aggressive rhetoric, accusations, and ultimatums have become the main instruments of the country’s… Read more »

South Africa: Rheinmetall Exposed: South Africa's Arms Trade Dilemma Under the Spotlight

The global arms trade has always been a shadowy industry, operating in the margins where war and profit intersect. It's a world most people don't think about until a story like… Read more »

Africa: The Tentacles of Iranian Interference

The war in Gaza and its aftermath of renewed tensions between Hezbollah and the Hebrew state are a reminder of the extent of Iranian interference in the region. But the mullahs'… Read more »

South Sudan: Sudanese Conflict - Towards Internationalization with the Involvement of Foreign Mercenaries

An International Turn in the Sudanese Conflict Read more »

Africa: The African Green Bank Initiative Kickstarts Four Green Banks To Bypass The Lack Of Climate Finance At Each COP Meeting

In a year since it was launched at COP 27, the African Green Bank Initiative has kickstarted four green banks and helped the capitalisation of Rwanda’s green investment… Read more »

Africa: Sudan - Another African conflict fading into oblivion?

Since April 2023, the civil war in Sudan has been wreaking havoc. The regular army, loyal to President Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, is confronting Mohamed Hamdan 'Hemedti' Dogolo's… Read more »

Benin: Faced With Jihadist Contamination - How Does Benin Strengthen Its Immune System?

On June 26, a new terrorist attack struck northern Benin. With more than twenty attacks since the end of 2021, the desire for jihadist penetration in the country is becoming… Read more »

Africa: The World Health Organization Vs. The Transforming Tobacco Industry: An Endless War?

During this year’s Global Forum on Nicotine (GFN) which took place on June 16th to 18th, 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) was regularly mentioned even though it… Read more »

East Africa: Somalia Seeks to Kickstart Oil and Gas

Somalia is one of the last major unexplored petroleum frontiers globally. In the past, it attracted the attention of international oil and gas majors - ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips,… Read more »

Liberia: Cummings Blasts Weah After Unprovoked Attack On Peaceful Protest

Liberian opposition leader Alexander B Cummings has launched a stinging attack on President George Weah after government forces today launched an unprovoked attack on peaceful… Read more »

Africa: The Deep Crisis Within the United Nations Peacekeeping Missions

The convoy of MINUSMA, the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali travelling from the northern city of Kidal to Gao, was attacked by unidentified armed men on Friday, December 3, killing… Read more »

Central African Republic: The Most Challenging and Rewarding Year in the History of the Central African Republic

On December 1 the Central African Republic celebrated the Day of the Republic – the most important national celebration after the Independence Day. On 1 December in 1958,… Read more »

Mali: Assimi Goita Next Mali's President?

A renowned journalist with 40 years of experience in writing about foreign affairs and EU politics Martin Banks gives his assessment of the current political situation in Mali. Read more »

Central Africa: Central Africans Take to the Streets Following Another Road Accident with MINUSCA

A traffic accident involving a United Nation's peacekeeping mission in Central African Republic (CAR) vehicle and a motorcycle taxi on Tuesday August 10, 2021 in the town of Bria,… Read more »