Africa
North Africa’s Answer to the Next Food Supply Crisis
As conflict strains shipping routes and cold chains, a new Benghazi plant is betting that local processing can keep North Africa’s shelves stocked.
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AfricaForeign InfluenceSomaliland and the New Politics of Recognition
A Muslim-majority society without Islamist rule. Israel’s Somaliland move mirrors Taiwan’s struggle for recognition and shakes global power dynamics.Raghu Kondori
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AfricaForeign InfluenceSomaliland: The State the Arab World Refuses to See
Somaliland works, the region resists: why success is seen as a threat.Gulaid Yusuf Idaan
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Foreign InfluenceAfricaIsrael Breaks the Taboo on Somaliland
How recognizing Somaliland reshapes Red Sea security and challenges authoritarian influence.Shalitha Bandara
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AfricaThe Meaning of Modern Afrikaner Nationalism
What happens to a nation after defeat? An unfiltered conversation about guilt, God, and the return of Afrikaner nationalism.Dr. Adi Schlebusch, Heike Claudia Petzer
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AfricaCulture WarsHow Cancel Culture is Silencing South African Artists
How cancel culture is destroying South Africa’s music scene, and why saying the ‘wrong’ thing online can ruin a career overnight.Thabelo Mahangani
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AfricaAmerican Diplomacy, Moroccan Vision: 250 Years of Partnership
Historic UN breakthrough: Morocco’s Sahara plan wins global backing. Here’s what it means for peace and U.S. diplomacy.Youssef Amrani
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AfricaConflict ZonesCan Trump’s Rapid-Fire Diplomacy Bring Peace to Sudan?
Sudan is collapsing. Trump says he can stop it. Here’s what you’re not being told.Moataz Khalil
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AfricaBeyond Baba: The Future of Kenyan Politics
Raila Odinga was more than a politician; he was a movement. His passing forces Kenya to confront a crucial question: will politics follow personality or principle?Pharis Gichanga
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Conflict ZonesAfricaThe Forgotten Hostage
Two young Tanzanian students were murdered (one of whom was held hostage) by Hamas, yet African leaders and human rights activists stayed silent. This is the story of forgotten lives.Thabelo Mahangani
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AfricaConflict ZonesThe Genocide the Media Won’t Name
Bill Maher said what the media won’t: A genocide of Christians is unfolding in Africa while Qatar’s propaganda machine works overtime to hide it.Dr. Charles Jacobs
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AfricaConflict ZonesNigeria's Silent Genocide
Why has one of Africa’s deadliest genocides been ignored for so long?Maia Roston
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AfricaConflict ZonesPoliticising the Skies: Somalia’s Airspace Crisis
In Somalia, airspace rules trap travelers and punish airlines, turning safety into political leverage.Safwaan Farah
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AfricaForeign InfluenceThe Hunger Vote: How Food Crises Decide Elections in Africa
Hunger shapes elections in Ethiopia and South Sudan, your next meal could decide your vote.Pharis Gichanga
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AfricaConflict ZonesEU Faces Pressure Over Christian Killings in Nigeria
Every day, 35 Christians are killed in Nigeria. MEPs are finally demanding action but will the EU step up before thousands more die?Alexandra Edwardes
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AfricaForeign InfluenceImported Hatred Hits Britain’s Football Stands
From stadiums to Parliament, foreign agendas and domestic silence put Britain’s values to the test.Tim Flack
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Foreign InfluenceAfricaHijacking Gen Z: The Islamist Strategy in Morocco
Morocco’s Gen Z protests expose a growing Islamist strategy, using youth discontent and rights rhetoric to erode state legitimacy and re-enter the political arena.Mohammed Abbouch
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AfricaConflict ZonesSudan’s Civil War Just Got Worse - Here’s Why
Ideological battles, armed factions, and regional rivalries are fueling Sudan’s worsening humanitarian disaster.Hussain Abdul-Hussain
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AfricaSouth Africa: Ethnic Cleansing by Paperwork
For young whites in South Africa, opportunity is shrinking, and the future feels uncertain under new race-based quotas.Robert King
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AfricaV24 ExclusiveAfrica’s Secret Country: Somaliland’s Struggle for Recognition
V24 Exclusive: Stefan Tompson traveled to Somaliland, where democracy, an army, and a functioning economy exist, yet the region remains largely invisible on the global stage.Stefan Tompson
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AfricaCulture WarsToo White to Work
A controversial amendment to South Africa’s employment laws enforces strict racial quotas, sidelining qualified white professionals in favor of demographic targets.Heike Claudia Petzer
