The United Arab Emirates, where we are right now, is using its vast oil money to buy up the rights to land in many African … Oil-Rich UAE Buys Up Large Swaths of Africa for Carbon Credits to Keep PollutingRead more
Africa
How the US crushed the struggle for a Somali nation
As Somalia struggled to hold its first real national elections since the country collapsed in 1991, the US and its allies pushed separatism and undermined … How the US crushed the struggle for a Somali nationRead more
Fighting Between Sudanese Military Factions Escalates
Sudan, where fighting between rival military factions continues to tear apart the country. Since April, the fighting has killed over 12,000 people, left over 6 … Fighting Between Sudanese Military Factions EscalatesRead more
US Africa Leaders Summit promises more exploitation for Africa
The US Africa Leaders Summit held this December in Washington DC provided a platform for the Biden administration to advance its agenda across the African … US Africa Leaders Summit promises more exploitation for AfricaRead more
Who’s really behind Burkina Faso’s coup?
Western media fixates on coup supporters waving Russian flags in Burkina Faso’s capital while overlooking the long history of US and French control over the … Who’s really behind Burkina Faso’s coup?Read more
What U.S. Africa Command Doesn’t Want You to Know
What’s the U.S. military doing in Africa? It’s an enigma, wrapped in a riddle, straightjacketed in secrecy, and hogtied by red tape. Or at least … What U.S. Africa Command Doesn’t Want You to KnowRead more
Military Coup in Gabon
in the Central African country of Gabon, where military leaders seized power on Wednesday from President Ali Bongo, whose family had ruled the oil-rich former … Military Coup in GabonRead more
Disastrous U.S./French Role in Africa
In Niger, leaders of last month’s military coup have appointed a 21-member cabinet as they forge ahead with building a new government. This comes as … Disastrous U.S./French Role in AfricaRead more
The Trial of Chad’s Dictator
Habré is a former U.S. ally who’s been described as Africa’s Pinochet. He served as president of Chad from 1982 to 1990 and oversaw widespread … The Trial of Chad’s DictatorRead more
1.5 Million Cattle Killed by Drought in Ethiopia
On Monday, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) disclosed at least 1.5 million livestock have died across drought-affected parts of Ethiopia. Many regions in Ethiopia … 1.5 Million Cattle Killed by Drought in EthiopiaRead more