West Africa: 'Russia and China Respect Us' - Burkina Faso Affirms Sahel Geopolitics Are Based On Partnership

Advisor to the Burkinabé Prime Minister refutes the idea that Sahel countries are exchanging French imperialism for another. Read more »

Ghana: From Collectives to Campaigns, the Socialist Movement of Ghana Strides Forward

In his opening address, General Secretary of SMG Kwesi Pratt Jnr. shared some of the key achievements of the organization since its last congress in 2021. Read more »

Africa: Exiled Swazi Activists Protest Trump Deportation Deal Outside US Embassy in South Africa

King Mswati III, Africa's last absolute monarch, is accused of accepting USD 500 million from the Trump administration to accept deported criminals in Swaziland. Read more »

Sudan: Thousands Suffer Cholera With No Medical Care in War-Torn Sudan's Darfur

Almost 12,200 people have been infected with the deadly disease that has claimed over 500 lives in the region in less than three months since it was first detected in the crowded… Read more »

Ghana: For a Free Palestine - Ghanaians Unite to Demand Cancellation of 'Israeli Film Festival'

Hundreds of Ghanaian organizations demanded the cancellation of the "Israeli Film Festival" saying that it serves to "whitewash genocide and apartheid" Read more »

Africa: BDF's New Documentary 'Sahel - La Patrie Ou La Mort' Highlights Africa's Struggle for Sovereignty

The film highlights popular resistance and new development paths in Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali. Read more »

Gambia: Lead Corruption Investigator Removed, Protestors Arrested in Gambia

The arrest and bail release of Gambian anti-corruption activists has ignited concern over government repression. Their detention coincides with the controversial removal of Auditor… Read more »

Africa: Ethiopia Inaugurates Africa's Largest Hydroelectric Dam As Regional Tensions With Egypt and Sudan Persist

Ethiopia has officially opened the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Africa's largest hydroelectric project, marking the end of a 14-year, USD 5 billion undertaking that has… Read more »

Sudan: A Country Unraveling - Sudan's Struggle for Survival Amid Disaster and War

A devastating storm hit Sudan, exacerbating a deep and prolonged crisis in the country, ravaged by years of war and political instability Read more »

West Africa: Sahel Seeks Sovereignty - Two Years On

The upcoming anniversary of the AES is a moment to commend the courage and vision of the people of the Sahel. Read more »

Benin: Political Repression Escalates Ahead of Benin's 2026 Election

Although months away, the political climate leading up to elections is already being shaped by repression and restrictions. Read more »

Morocco: Pharmacist On Board the Global Sumud Flotilla - 'Health Workers' Solidarity With Palestine Must Be Practiced On the Ground'

Moroccan pharmacist and human rights defender Aziz Rhali explains how he joined the Global Sumud Flotilla to support Palestinian health workers during genocide. Read more »

Niger: Niger Boosts Economy With Popular Support, but IMF and World Bank Are Obstacles, Says Analyst

New World Bank report projects the country's GDP growth to be the highest on the African continent in 2025 Read more »

Tunisia: Global Sumud Flotilla Ship Attacked Ahead of Departure

The "Family Boat", part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, was hit while docked in Tunisia before setting sail for Gaza. Read more »

Africa: Niger Will Be Africa's Fastest-Growing Economy in 2025, Says World Bank

The Sahel country has been experiencing a rift with France and the West since the new government took office on July 26, 2023 Read more »

Egypt: Netanyahu Halts Major Gas Deal With Egypt Over Alleged Peace Treaty Violations

Egypt seems to have been caught in Netanyahu's political bargaining trap due to its urgent need for energy supplies. Read more »

West Africa: Women in Sahel Are At the Forefront of the Fight for Sovereignty

Ahead of the Alliance of Sahel States' second anniversary, a webinar highlighted the historic role women are playing in the fight for sovereignty, linking their struggles against… Read more »

Lesotho: Unseen Costs of U.S. Tariffs - the Case of Lesotho

The devastating impact of Trump's tariffs on Lesotho prompted the government to declare a "state of disaster", Alasow Ghedi argues, the economic crisis is a "violent outcome of a… Read more »

Sudan: RSF Commander Sworn in As Head of Sudan's Parallel Government As War Rages On

Last week, RSF leader Hemedti was sworn in as head of a parallel government in Sudan, a move seen as part of the paramilitary group's efforts to entrench its power despite being… Read more »

Benin: School in Benin Recovers Ancestral Language in the Classroom to Combat Colonial Legacy

The Saint Salomon institution is one of the few institutions in Benin to adopt bilingual education of Adja and French Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: Peace Deal Holds No Water As Mass Killings Persist in Congo

Recent reports indicate the killing of hundreds of civilians in Congo by the M23, despite a peace deal having been agreed to. Read more »

West Africa: Sahel's Continued Defiance - the Aes States and the Struggle for Sovereignty

A lecture in South Africa explored the rise of the Alliance of Sahel States and the broader struggle for sovereignty, building on the launch of a new Tricontinental dossier on the… Read more »

Africa: NUMSA Urges Alternative Industrialization Path to Save South Africa's Manufacturing As Goodyear Exits

NUMSA was involved in consultations on the fate of workers affected by the closure of Goodyear Tires, which left hundreds unemployed. The union also offered proposals on what… Read more »

Africa: How to Get the International Monetary Fund to Think

The claim that achieving "debt stabilization" without restructuring is possible is based on the flawed argument that African countries can grow themselves out of debt. Read more »

West Africa: Organizations From the African Continent Launch Day of Solidarity With the Alliance of Sahel States

Pan Africanism Today Secretariat rallies global solidarity as Sahel nations mark two years of defying neocolonial rule Read more »