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The United States recently renewed its sanctions on Zimbabwe. US President Donald Trump was quoted as saying that the new government's policies continue to pose an "unusual and extraordinary" threat to the American foreign policy. What is this rather "unusual and extraordinary" threat that
Just after taking off, an Ethiopian Airlines plane carrying more than 150 passengers crashed, killing all on board. Flight ET302 was headed to Nairobi, coming from the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa. 149 passengers and 8 crew members did not survive the crash. The plane crashed at 08:44 local time,
Two Namibian tribes filed a lawsuit for compensation against Germany in a United States, but this was dismissed. The Namibian tribes want compensation for the massive loss they suffered due to German colonization, which resulted in a horrifying genocide and property seizures. The case was dismissed using the argument that
South Africa’s Minister of International Relations, Lindiwe Sisulu recently informed us all that President Cyril Ramaphosa will be in Zimbabwe on the 12th of March to discuss Zimbabwe’s economic woes with President Mnangagwa. Having Economic Sanctions at the top of the agenda of these conversations is all good
By April 2019, Rwanda could be at the forefront of a technological revolution in Africa. Paula Ingabire, Rwanda’s Minister for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Innovation, on the 7th of February, announced to the country's parliamentary Standing Committee on Education, Technology, Culture and Youth that a
By Alfred P. B. Kiadii Frantz Fanon warned us: ‘The future will have no pity for those men who, possessing the exceptional privilege of being able to speak words of truth to their oppressors, have taken refuge in an attitude of passivity, of mute indifference, and sometimes of cold complicity.
By Moses Uneh Yahmia It is obvious that our recent and shot exposé published about the rogue Amara Konneh sent a shock wave in the spine of the cunny social hustler. Thus, he chose to respond to us through his funny looking poodle of a Joseph Vallai. But we will
It’s been over six weeks since the presidential elections in Democratic Republic of Congo and the country has continued to be in the news since then. Observers claim that the elections were marred by irregularities and the chief accusation championed by the opposition is that outgoing president of the
It happened in DR Congo when Felix Tshisekedi was named the president of the country after the December 30, 2018 elections. No one saw it coming, and it gave credit to the phrase that ‘anything is possible’ - but not in Nigeria! To win elections in Nigeria, you have to
President Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria is not well. His health has deteriorated since he had a stroke and was taken to the French hospital of Val de Grace in April 2013. He is leading the country without the benefit of speech, mobility, and most importantly - youth. If he were
If the stories we were told while growing up are true, then Kwame Nkrumah and other pan-Africanists that have long departed are somewhere in the supernatural watching proceedings as events unfold in our world today. How will Nkrumah feel around those who never believed in the emancipation of Africa, and
Julius Malema has for long been clear that he is not scared of Donald Trump. In 2018, he boldly declared, "We must put it on record that Donald "Pathological Liar" Trump, we are not scared of you and your U.S.A. or Western imperialist forces. We
In 2009, Dambisa Moyo wrote a scathing appraisal of foreign aid for The Wall Street Journal. She boldly argued that "Aid is an unmitigated political, economic and humanitarian disaster". But this was not a bald attack. Moyo gave the example of Ethiopia where aid constituted more than 90%
94-year-old former president of Zimbabwe, Robert Gabriel Mugabe who ruled the country as Prime Minister from 1980 to 1987 and then as President from 1987 to 2017 is free to return to power if he wants - according to the current president, Emmerson Mnangagwa. Mugabe was forced out of power
Patrice Emery Lumumba can never die; like every good man, his name will be passed on from generation to generation and as one whom the history books favor. Parents will proudly christen their children by his name, not only in the Democratic Republic of Congo but in Africa as a
Just a few days ago, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Pretoria made it known that the university was phasing out Afrikaans as a means of instruction and communication. However, the finance minister of South Africa, Tito Mboweni, controversially said that he was against the idea of Afrikaans being scrapped
