April 28, 2026
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Mainstream churches are yet to find a voice and speak clearly on the dangers of religious indoctrination, which is a key part of their operational objectives
The United Nations experts and peacekeeping mission staff, who have been operating in the country for over two decades, have been keen on blaming their failure to show value for money on factors seemingly beyond their control
Dedollarisation may be invoked as a diplomatic hot button issue where China, Russia and India are concerned, but for Africa it is very much an existential one
African non-alignment is a reformation of multilateralism as it was once known
Experts insist that breaking the jinx of expensive self-generated power is a necessary condition for building a competitive local manufacturing sector
“Governing the DRC requires above all mobilizing energies to restore State authority instead of looking for scapegoats, inventing false plots and living in self-satisfaction.”
Insecurity somewhere in Africa is a threat to security everywhere
A federal organization of the Congolese state remains a political impossibility whose mere shadow invokes nationalist backlash often framed in the language of “balkanization”
What many may not realise is that de-subsidisation policies in Africa are often driven by neo-colonial and neoliberal economic expansion agendas promoted by the World Bank and the IMF
It is more helpful, more liberating, for Africans to see themselves from the vantage point of the pugilist on the other side—as a country
Mainstream churches are yet to find a voice and speak clearly on the dangers of religious indoctrination, which is a key part of their operational objectives
The United Nations experts and peacekeeping mission staff, who have been operating in the country for over two decades, have been keen on blaming their failure to show value for money on factors seemingly beyond their control
Dedollarisation may be invoked as a diplomatic hot button issue where China, Russia and India are concerned, but for Africa it is very much an existential one
African non-alignment is a reformation of multilateralism as it was once known
Experts insist that breaking the jinx of expensive self-generated power is a necessary condition for building a competitive local manufacturing sector
“Governing the DRC requires above all mobilizing energies to restore State authority instead of looking for scapegoats, inventing false plots and living in self-satisfaction.”
Insecurity somewhere in Africa is a threat to security everywhere
A federal organization of the Congolese state remains a political impossibility whose mere shadow invokes nationalist backlash often framed in the language of “balkanization”
What many may not realise is that de-subsidisation policies in Africa are often driven by neo-colonial and neoliberal economic expansion agendas promoted by the World Bank and the IMF
It is more helpful, more liberating, for Africans to see themselves from the vantage point of the pugilist on the other side—as a country
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more