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By Semafor Africa Photos: Wikimedia Commons BHP is weighing a major copper exploration push in Zambia, a move that would mark the Australian mining giant’s first large-scale project…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Facebook|Wikimedia Commons Nigerian President Bola Tinubu replaced his finance minister, the architect of a radical economic policy overhaul, less than a year before elections.…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons As another week of Trump’s war begins, it becomes ever more clear that all his presumptions about how the war would go…
By A Concerned Ugandan Citizen To Rtd. Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye Kifefe “A reed may bend in the storm, but it does not forget the direction of the…
By Jeremy Scahill Photos: Wikimedia Commons The future of U.S.-Iran negotiations remains in doubt after President Donald Trump and Tehran’s leaders staked out opposing positions on the Strait…
By John LaForge Photos: Wikimedia Commons “It is the plot and the act of aggression which we charge to be crimes.”- Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson With…
By Oakland Institute Photo: Oakland Institute|Wikimedia Commons April 17, 2026 press release from the offices of eight UN Special Rapporteurs1 calls for the Tanzanian government to immediately publish…
By Theogene Rudasingwa Photos: Wikimedia Commons In his recent interview with Jeune Afrique, Paul Kagame offers what has become a familiar narrative: Rwanda as a nation under perpetual…
By Jeremy Scahill The war against Iran launched by the U.S. and Israel on February 28 has not gone according to plan. What was initially portrayed as a…
By Dr. Lawrence Wittner Photos: Wikimedia Commons If the objective of the U.S. war upon Iran is to ensure that that country does not develop nuclear weapons, that…
