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Reform U.K. Proposes Visa Ban On Countries Seeking Slavery Reparations
On April 7, 2026, Reform U.K., the far-right populist political party headed by Nigel Farage, announced that it would bar entry into Britain to individuals
Meloni’s Visit to Algeria: Energy Dependence As A Threat To Peace
Last week, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to secure alternative gas supplies following the disruption in supply from Qatar
Kenya, China Finalize New Trade Deal
Kenya has finalized negotiations over a new trade deal with China, President William Ruto stated last Wednesday. According to Reuters, the news comes some two
Benin Presidential Candidate Vows New Police Forces To Fight Jihadists
Romuald Wadagni, the ruling party candidate in Benin’s upcoming presidential election, has announced plans to create new police forces in northern border towns to fight
Nigeria’s Oil Dependency and Economic Reforms: A Challenge for Stability and Peace
Nigeria has long relied on oil as the backbone of its economy, with petroleum exports accounting for the majority of government revenue and foreign exchange
Guinea Dissolved 40 Political Parties. What Will The Response Be?
Guinea’s current president, Mamady Doumbouya, has made the executive decision to eliminate 40 political parties’ headquarters, closing local offices and banning the use of their
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Africa’s Critical Minerals Boom: Opportunity Or Another Resource Trap?
The demand for vital minerals like lithium, cobalt, copper, and rare earth elements has increased as the world economy moves toward low-carbon technologies and renewable
Trump’s Rwandan Sanctions– Arbitration Or Imperialism?
On March 2, The United States announced sanctions on Rwanda, alleging the Rwanda Defense Force and top military officials supported the M23 rebel group in
Nigeria’s Naira Stabilization Measures: Market Confidence Or Temporary Relief?
Nigeria increased its efforts to stabilize the naira in February 2026, following months of sustained volatility, inflationary pressure, and diminishing consumer purchasing power. The Central
Captagon And The Construction Of Narcostates In The Middle East
Captagon’s role in the drug trade is closely linked to regional conflicts and has contributed to instability and addiction throughout the Middle East. Originally developed
South Africa Expels Israeli Envoy
On Jan. 20, South Africa called for Israeli envoy Ariel Seidman to exit the country after violating diplomatic order. This order from the South African
Africa’s Debt Restructuring Problem: Why The G20 Common Framework Has Failed To Deliver Economic Relief
Several African nations have seen increasing financial distress during the past ten years due to a combination of high external borrowing, shocks to the world
