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By Lukyamuzi Ali Photos: Wikimedia Commons Since the dawn of independence in the mid-20th century, a dark and recurring shadow has hung over the corridors of African statehood:…
By OECS Photos: OECS The following is a press release from the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) regarding the appointment of Margaret Price Findlay as the new…
By Lawrence S. Wittner Photos: Wikimedia Commons One of the curious ironies of our time is that, although many politicians spout heated nationalist rhetoric, rail against foreign nations,…
By Sophia Gonzalez Photos: Wikimedia Commons Donald Trump did not suddenly become a dove. He did not wake up one morning converted to the wisdom of Quincy Adams,…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is likely to retain his post in elections today, even as tensions in parts of the…
By George Cassidy Payne Photos: Wikimedia Commons I recently came across another one of those confident social media posts claiming that Western civilization is essentially the product of…
By Milton Allimadi Photo Above: (Dr. Daniels, second from left, and delegation meet Cuban doctors.) There are moments in journalism when statistics, speeches, and political arguments suddenly become…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons We’ve seen this movie several times already: Trump issues threats, Iran refuses to kneel, negotiators rush to Qatar, Trump or Rubio announces…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Wikimedia Commons Former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar won his party’s nomination to challenge President Bola Tinubu in January’s elections in which the latter…
By Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons On October 8, 2025, Gen Yoweri Museveni dispatched striking humanities’ teachers to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to work…
