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A Country Divided by Distance: Why Moving Congo's Capital Could Help Solve Its Never-Ending Crisis
Author argues that relocating the DRC’s capital to a more central location could strengthen governance, improve crisis response, and bridge the country’s deep east-west divide. By Oumar Fofana
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Russia’s Anti-Colonial Rhetoric: A Tool of Statecraft in Africa
Article analyzes how Russia uses anti-colonial rhetoric to gain influence in Africa, appealing to Pan-Africanism and framing itself as a historical ally against Western imperialism. By Michael Howard....
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The War the World Chooses to Ignore: Congo’s Crisis Amid Global Indifference
Author calls global recognition and action regarding the crisis in the DRC. By Akshit Tyagi. (03/12/2025)
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Sudan’s Civilians Face Utter Catastrophe
Author calls for action to address Sudan's humanitarian crisis. By Dr. Gerald Walker. (12/03/2024)
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Sudan’s Civilians Face Death and Displacement as Solutions Remain Elusive
War in Sudan has created a large humanitarian crisis. What can help? By Dr. Gerald Walker. (11/05/2024)
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Africa at a Crossroads: Will China’s Investment Lead to Economic Development?
As China deepens its ties with Africa, the continent faces a defining moment. By Michael Roach. (10/15/2024)
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Hospitality and Hostility
Uganda accepts refugees from neighboring countries with open arms, yet casts out or hunts down LGBTQ+ Ugandan nationals. By Julian Ingersoll. (03/20/2024)
To Uphold Democracy, ECOWAS and African Union Must Condemn Electoral Malpractice
ECOWAS and the African Union should adopt a consistent and principled approach to uphold democratic norms in member states. By Adimula Oluwabukola. (09/29/2023)
“Let the poor breathe”: Tinubu’s Administration Must Match Words with Action
Nigeria’s new president, Bola Tinubu, faces numerous challenges. Author argues it's time to make Nigeria work for the many rather than the few. By Benita Ezumezu. (09/14/2023)
ACFTA: Paving the Way to Economic Growth and Seamless Travel in Africa
What do African Continental Free Trade Area (ACFTA) and streamlined visa processes mean for Africa, and what is the best path forward? By Oluwabukola Adimula. (09/01/2023)
Urgent Plea for Release: Former Tshisekedi Adviser's Detention Sparks Concerns
Author calls for attention to the case of Mr. Fortunat Biselele, a former private advisor to President Félix Tshisekedi, who has been imprisoned for the past four months at the Malaka jail. By Hud...
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To the foreign policy establishment: Heed some West African [Roosevelt] advice: More soft talk, less big sticks!
Author outlines practical initiatives that the US foreign policy community can take to enable US-Africa partnerships that produce concrete sustainable results. By Milton de Castro. (05/08/2023)
Why Does America Exclude Development Finance from its Foreign Aid Account?
Foreign aid does not count development finance funding - resulting in billions of dollars being missed. What are its global impacts? Here's a blueprint to correct it. By Mumukshu Patel. (04/16/20...
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America’s opportunity to show solidarity (in action) with Sri Lanka
The Board of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) will review a proposed $480 million compact with Sri Lanka this week. Supporting it will show solidrity in the wake of the recent terrorist ...
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Breaking Bad: The Dangers of the Shipbreaking Industry
The effects of shipbreaking on environments and populations. By Catie Brown. (01/16/2019)