President Samia’s Visit to Russia amid Western Isolation and its Geopolitical Implications for Tanzania
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, during the first week of June 2026, embarked on a historic three-day state visit to…
The 2026 U.S. Counter-Terrorism Strategy: A Critical African Assessment
Throughout most of the post-Cold War era, Africa occupied the margins of American grand strategy. Time and again, successive administrations…
Chad and the Crisis of Statehood in the Sahel: Collapse, Resilience, or Transformation?
The Sahel has appeared as one of the most geopolitically unstable regions in the modern-day international system. Stretching from the…
Faye-Sonko Fallout: Senegal’s Political Tension Amid Economic Crisis
In political philosophy, one of its powerful core concepts is a classic realist principle, attributed to Lord Henry John Temple,…
Nigeria-US Elimination of ISWAP’s Abu-Bilal Al-Minuki: What Does It Mean, and What are the Future Expectations?
For over 50 years, the United States of America and the Federal Republic of Nigeria have maintained a strong security…
Africa Forward Summit: A New Policy for The Continent or A Familiar Script?
For decades, France’s relationship with the African continent was shaped by a heavy, dominant footprint for its former colonies, most…
The April 2026 Mali Offensive: A Turning Point in the Sahel’s Security Architecture
Introduction Landlocked Mali is part of the Sahel, a vast strip of land south of the Sahara Desert that has…
The Future of Africa’s Education: Between Adoption of Indigenous Languages and Indigenized Colonial Tongues
Introduction Language is not merely a tool for communication; it is the operating system of any society. The role it…
How the US-Israel-Iran war threatens East Africa’s Economy
Introduction The current hostility concerning the United States, Israel, and Iran is not just a regional military crisis but it…
Economic Diversification as a Strategy for Oil-Dependent African Economies in the Transition to Renewable Energy
For a long time, oil and other goods have been the main sources of export income and financial stability for…
UN Adoption of Ghana’s Slavery Resolution Amid Western Opposition: Implications for Global Norms and Power Dynamics
From the 15th to 19th Centuries, around 12-15 million African men, women and children were captured and trafficked to the…
Resource Nationalism and Zimbabwe’s Raw Mineral Export Ban: Evaluating Africa’s Industrial Future
African governments in recent times have increasingly begun to reconsider how their natural resources are extracted and traded in the…
