Guinea Bissau: Election Results Withheld After 'Staged' Coup in Guinea-Bissau - Opposition Cries Foul

Guinea-Bissau's election commission has claimed inability to announce election results after soldiers siege ballots and destroy servers holding the voting data after a coup… Read more »

Nigeria: U.S. Maintains 'Christian Genocide' Narrative At UN Special Event

Analysts argue that framing the conflict as religious persecution masks a deeper geopolitical struggle over Nigeria's enormous mineral wealth. Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo-Rwanda Leaders Head to Washington for Final Peace Deal With Trump

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda are expected to sign a peace deal in Washington on 4 December 2025, in a deal brokered by President Donald Trump. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's RSF Expands Control Eastward After Taking Over Darfur

Deploying more troops freed up from Darfur after the fall of El Fasher, the paramilitary RSF had since intensified attacks on Babanusa, stronghold of the army whose HQ of the 22nd… Read more »

Ghana: Africa At the Digital Crossroads - Why Ghana Must Lead a Sovereign AI Future

Ghana has made significant strides forward in advancing a digital agenda, but much has been at the expense of its own sovereignty, relying on Western companies and infrastructure Read more »

Kenya: Kenya's High Court Rules in Favor of Smallholder Farmers and Indigenous Seeds

The landmark ruling secures farmers' right to save, share, and exchange indigenous seeds, by decriminalizing it and safeguarding traditional farming heritage. Read more »

Guinea Bissau: Guinea-Bissau - a Coup Staged to Protect the Neocolonial Order?

Claiming to be under arrest, President Embaló has left the country while his opponents remain in custody after a military coup a day ahead of the announcement of the final… Read more »

Niger: On the Road - an Unprecedented Cross-Country Journey By Niger's President Amid a Neo-Colonial Proxy War

Amid the Western portrayal of Niger as a failed state reeling under attacks by terrorists after expelling the French troops, President Tchiani traveled on road in an unprecedented… Read more »

Africa: G20 Pledges to Fight Global Inequality and Rising Sovereign Debt Crisis

Despite official US boycott, participants agreed for shared responsibilities in dealing with the challenges of climate change and reforms in the UN with the objective of equitable… Read more »

Burkina Faso: Blandine Sankara - 'Agroecology Is a Form of Resistance and Decolonization'

Founded by Thomas Sankara's sister, Yelemani Association inspires the fight against desertification in Burkina Faso. Read more »

Ghana: 'Inalienable Right of Africans and People of African Descent to Full Reparations', Asserts Accra Declaration

Ghana's president John Mahama unveiled a plan for visa-free travel between African countries in his keynote address to an international conference organized by the Pan-African… Read more »

Burkina Faso: Burkina Faso Begins Producing Solar-Powered Electric Cars With Help From China

The Sahel country inaugurated an electric vehicle assembly plant in January 2025, revolutionizing the national automotive sector. Read more »

Mali: Mali Defends Sovereignty Against a Western-Backed 'Proxy War' By Terror Groups

As panic-inducing travel advisories and doomsaying media reports prophesy the fall of Mali to an Al Qaeda affiliate attacking fuel convoys, the government has re-secured supply… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Ufawuz Pickets Nestlé Zimbabwe Demanding the Company Pay Workers a Living Wage

On Nov. 14, Nestlé Zimbabwe workers, led by UFAWUZ, staged a peaceful picket demanding living wages and an end to unfair labor practices. The action follows a protracted… Read more »

Western Sahara: Western Sahara's Decolonization At a Crossroads After 50 Years of Occupation

The US, UK, and France are bringing ever more pressure on the international community to legitimize the illegal occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco, which in turn is handing… Read more »

Africa: Africa's Recent Elections - Crisis and a Continent's Youth in Revolt

The recent elections in Tanzania, Cameroon, and Côte d'Ivoire lay bare the contradictions of neoliberal democracy in Africa, where the ruling class clings to power through… Read more »

Burkina Faso: Agricultural Offensive - How Burkina Faso Is Moving Towards Self-Sufficiency in Food Production

The government of Ibrahim Traoré seeks to reduce dependence on imports in a country where 80% of the population are farmers. Read more »

Africa: 30,000 People From 62 Countries Participating in COP30 People's Summit in Belém

At the opening of the event, 1,300 landless peasants marched towards a boat parade with 200 vessels navigating the waters of the Guajará Bay. Read more »

Tunisia: From Gabès to Sfax - Industrial Pollution in Tunisia Between Deferred Decisions and Accumulated Crises

The Tunisian people's struggle for freedom and justice has for decades been multifaceted, during which their demands have been centered on intertwined political, economic and… Read more »

Tanzania: Post-Election Repression in Tanzania As President Suluhu 'Wins' With 97.66%

Tanzania's disputed elections, already clouded by credibility concerns, ended with President Samia Suluhu declared the winner. Authorities have intensified arrests and crackdowns,… Read more »

Africa: COP30 Takes Place in Brazil, Seeking to Prevent 'Climate Collapse'

The meeting has been filled with warnings and urgent calls to action from more than 50 heads of state. Read more »

Sudan: Progressive Popular Movements and Organizations Stand in Solidarity With the People of Sudan

Popular organizations and movements across Africa and beyond have condemned the ongoing massacre of the Sudanese people by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), calling for an immediate… Read more »

Nigeria: Trump Threatens War On Africa's Most Populous Country to 'Save' 'Our Cherished Christians'

"We know the heart and intent of Trump is to help us fight insecurity," states the spokesperson of Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu, who has time and again demonstrated his loyalty… Read more »

Sudan: A Bloodbath Visible From Space - RSF's Massacres in Sudan's El Fasher

"I urge colleagues to study the latest satellite imagery of El Fasher; blood on the sand. And I urge colleagues to study the world's continued failure to stop this. Blood on...… Read more »

Tanzania: Protests Erupt in Tanzania Amid Disputed Elections, Internet Shutdown, and Curfew

Protests erupted as Tanzania went to the polls on October 29, 2025. With opposition leaders jailed, Internet access cut, the election has been criticized as ceremonial for… Read more »