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Eritrea: Washington’s Surprising Partner in Africa’s Most Unstable Corner

The Trump administration stands at a pivotal crossroads, with a rare chance to reshape the Horn of Africa by moving beyond the idealistic foreign policies of previous administrations...

The Emergence of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES): Future Prospects and the Potential Rise of an ‘African NATO’

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Which Coastal State Will Provide The Sahelian Confederation With Reliable Access To The Sea?

Nigeria can always return to blackmailing that bloc on whatever pretext, while Mauritania lacks the infrastructure to facilitate this, and Morocco is...

The Sahel's 'Axis of Resistance'

The emergence of Axes of Resistance in various geographies is an inextricable byproduct of...

The Rise and Fall of Francafrique

For more than 60 years, France sustained neocolonial dominance over its former African colonies in the form of policies collectively known as...

Shifting Dynamics: What a Second Trump Presidency Could Mean for US-Africa Relations

Presidential elections in the United States of America (US) hold profound implications for regions across the...

ECOWAS Can Avert Disintegration. Here’s How

On 8 July 2024 BBC paper

What Trump’s Return Means for Africa

While US President-elect Donald Trump\'s administration will have far-reaching implications for America and many of...

An Insight into Russia’s Nuclear Partnership with Africa

Amid heightening of geopolitical situation, Russia, perceived as an isolated global player, has been exploring esteemed pathways to get admirable Africa’s sympathy, this time capitalizing on its nuclear...

TANZANIA'S ECONOMIC FREEDOM AND CHINESE AFRICA STRATEGY

In 2013 Chinese President Xi Jin Ping launched a plan to connect the World with China, the program became known as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) which the government allocated USD 3 Trillion for its implementation. The main goal...

HOW IS TANZANIA LOSING ITS CONTINENTAL LEADERSHIP ROLE TO RWANDA

“President Julius Nyerere was the first African head of State to recognize Biafra. His statement was published by government Printer in Tanzania’s capital Dar es salaam on April 13, 1968....

AGENDA 2063: HOW FAR ARE WE FROM THE "AFRICA WE WANT?"