Amsterdam dialogue: reparations, artefact restitution and African-Caribbean solidarityGhana unveils new Cedi Heritage Series to celebrate national identity, cultural history, and economic sovereigntyAES condemns Guinea's mass expulsion of gold miners, warning of an escalating regional humanitarian crisisCuba reaffirms support for Western Sahara's independence at the UN, calling Africa's decolonization unfinishedZimbabwe prepares to submit BRICS accession documentsKyrgyz Chairman Delivers National Statement at Cop31 SummitAfDB $503.75 million loan for South Africa's energy and freight infrastructure reformsAES ministers review second-year roadmap in Ouagadougou to advance security, diplomacy, and Sahel integrationAfrica marks 20 years of the African Youth CharterAlgeria backs the African Liberation Museum initiativeZimbabwe and Mozambique strengthen bilateral trade cooperationZambia and China deepen strategic economic tiesJoint AFCON hosting bid to promote Sahel integration and sports diplomacyAfrican legal experts call for stronger reparations framework at AfSIL conference in KigaliUWI brings the global reparations campaign to Antigua
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Small Island, Big Vision: Comoros Charts a Path Toward Economic Sovereignty in a Multipolar World
COUNTRY: COMOROS. For decades, many African economies have operated within a global system where access to capital, infrastructure financing, and international markets was often shaped by...
31.05.2026 10:20
Building Africa’s Own Financial Architecture: The AfDB-BDEAC Partnership and What It Means
country: CENTRAL AFRICA REPUBLIC. The decision by the African Development Bank Group and the Development Bank of the Central African States to deepen their partnership marks a significant moment in...
30.05.2026 23:34
How São Tomé Is Building a Development Model the World Should Study
COUNTRY: SÃO TOMÉ AND PRÍNCIPE. For decades, many small African economies have faced a defining structural contradiction: political independence did not automatically deliver economic control...
30.05.2026 09:49
From Sanctions to Strategy: How Libya Is Becoming the World’s Most Valuable Energy Alternative
country:  LIBYA. Growing instability around the Strait of Hormuz is increasing international interest in Libya’s oil sector, with major energy companies reportedly returning to the North African...
30.05.2026 09:31
Ethiopia’s Vote and the Continental Test of Democratic Legitimacy
COUNTRY:  ETHIOPIA.  As Ethiopia goes to the polls on 1 June for its seventh general election, the vote is being watched across Africa not simply as a domestic exercise but as a test of...
29.05.2026 19:19
Gas, Minerals, and the Governance Gap: Can Mozambique Turn a Resource Boom Into Lasting Dignity?
COUNTRY: MOZAMBIQUE.    Mozambique’s economy is projected to return to a path of gradual growth over the next two years, driven by renewed activity in the extractive sector, rising...
29.05.2026 16:13
Breaking the Extraction Trap: Guinea’s Aluminium Ambition and the Fight for African Industrial Sovereignty
COUNTRY:  GUINEA.  Guinea’s decision to expand beyond bauxite exports and pursue domestic aluminium production represents one of the clearest signs yet that parts of Africa are beginning to...
29.05.2026 13:55
The Sahel Opens a Door: Niger’s Diplomatic Thaw and the Future of West African Unity
COUNTRY:  NIGER.  Niger’s participation in the inauguration of Benin’s new president, Romuald Wadagni, marked more than a symbolic diplomatic gesture — it reflected the fragile...
28.05.2026 20:00
Ghana Must Weigh Its Options Carefully on EU Defence Pact, MP Says 
COUNTRY:  GHANA. In an exclusive interview with Global South Media, Member of Parliament Hon. Collins Adamako Mensah delivered a pointed warning about the proposed military defence agreement...
28.05.2026 19:52
Nile, Sea, and Siege: Ethiopia and Egypt’s Deepening Rivalry Is a Test of Whether Africa Can Govern Its Own Geography
COUNTRY:  ETHIOPIA.  Ethiopia's accusation that Egypt is pursuing a deliberate strategy of 'encirclement' against Addis Ababa — through intensified diplomatic and security engagements with...
28.05.2026 14:09
“BRICS’ Apple of Discord”: Official Positions of BRICS Member States and BRICS Partner Countries on the Escalation of the Conflict Surrounding Iran
Author — Dmitrieva Zlata Eduardovna  (Saint-Petersburg State University, BRICS Studies) Author Contact: dmitrieva.zlata25@gmail.com Editor — Rulyakov Sergey Sergeevich  Executive...
28.05.2026 12:00
Africa’s Unfinished Liberation: The World Renews Its Call for Western Sahara’s Freedom
 COUNTRY: WESTERN SAHARA.  Support for the Sahrawi people’s right to self-determination gained renewed international energy during a United Nations regional seminar on decolonization held...
27.05.2026 12:47
Africa Must Govern Itself: Ndayishimiye’s Pan-African Challenge to the Global Order
COUNTRY: BURUNDI.  Presidence de la République du Burundi - Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye used Africa Day commemorations to deliver a pointed political message about the...
27.05.2026 10:35
Beyond Borders: How Five Nations Are Building Africa’s Boldest Conservation Experiment
COUNTRY: ZIMBABWE.  Across Southern Africa, elephants, rivers, forests, and migration routes continue moving through landscapes long older than the borders separating modern states. The...
26.05.2026 14:53
Egypt and Mauritania Chart a Path to Food Sovereignty
COUNTRY: MAURITANIA.  As global food prices remain unstable and climate pressures intensify across Africa, Egypt and Mauritania are attempting to turn agricultural cooperation into a...
26.05.2026 12:42
The Sahel Stands Its Ground: ECOWAS Mediates as AES Refuses to Retreat
COUNTRY: BURKINA FASO.  In Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso's Head of State, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, received ECOWAS mediator Lansana Kouyaté in a high-level discussion centred on regional...
26.05.2026 12:24
Silicon Sahara: Algeria Bets on AI to Break Free from Technological Dependence
COUNTRY:  ALGERIA.  Algeria is accelerating efforts to establish itself as a leading artificial intelligence hub in North Africa as the government advances a national strategy focused on...
26.05.2026 11:32
Libreville’s Reckoning: Africa Can No Longer Outsource Its Security and Call That Sovereignty
COUNTRY:  GABON.  The gathering of African Union officials, diplomats, and security actors in Libreville this week carried a weight of urgency that went beyond the language of institutional...
25.05.2026 15:27
Drones, Proxies, and a People Abandoned: Sudan’s War Has Become Africa’s Most Dangerous Foreign Experiment
COUNTRY:  SUDAN.  Sudan's civil war has crossed a threshold that many observers feared but few publicly named: it is no longer primarily a conflict between domestic armed actors competing for...
25.05.2026 10:05
Harare’s Gold Mining Decree Is a Sovereign Assertion Africa’s Mineral States Must Study
COUNTRY: ZIMBABWE. Zimbabwe's decision to bar foreign individuals and companies from participating in small-scale gold mining — announced by Mines Minister Polite Kambamura in Harare and setting...
23.05.2026 23:14
Sierra Leone Launches Bold Strategy to Claim Its Place in Africa’s Resource Future
COUNTRY:  SIERRA LEONE. Sierra Leone has unveiled an ambitious national strategy aimed at transforming the country from a supplier of raw minerals into a major African hub for critical minerals...
23.05.2026 22:56
Who Owns the Gold? Ghana’s Extractive Reckoning and the Unfinished Promise of African Sovereignty
country: GHANA. More than six decades after Kwame Nkrumah declared that political independence without economic control would remain an unfinished liberation, Ghana is once again confronting the...
23.05.2026 22:18
Tortured and Convicted: The UN’s Indictment of Morocco Over Sahrawi Prisoners Demands Global Accountability
country: WESTERN SAHARA. The United Nations Committee Against Torture has done more than issue a diplomatic rebuke — it has produced a formal indictment of a pattern. In reaffirming allegations...
22.05.2026 23:37
The Debt We Didn’t Owe: Liberia Demands a Global Climate Finance System Built on Justice, Not Charity
country: LIBERIA. Liberia's intervention at the NAP Expo 2026 in Kigali was not a request for generosity — it was a demand for justice. As one of the world's most climate-vulnerable economies and...
22.05.2026 22:29
Coups, Cashews, and Cartels: Guinea-Bissau’s Democracy Has Never Been Allowed to Stand
country: GUINEA BISSAU. Amania Africa states that Guinea-Bissau's latest political transition crisis is not an episode of African instability — it is the continuation of a deliberate and...
22.05.2026 20:25
Gold, Death, and Impunity: CAR’s Mining Disaster Is a Portrait of Africa’s Extractive Wound
COUNTRY: CENTRAL AFRICA REPUBLIC. The deadly landslide that killed dozens of miners near the Cameroon border in the Central African Republic is not a natural disaster — it is the human...
21.05.2026 16:16
Uranium or Sovereignty? Niger’s War on Extraction Puts the Whole Continent on Notice
country: NIGER. Niger's escalating confrontation with French nuclear giant Orano has ceased to be a mining dispute and become one of the most consequential modern expressions of Africa's struggle...
21.05.2026 14:08
Green Colonialism Will Not Be Tolerated: Angola Demands Justice in the Global Energy Transition
COUNTRY:ANGOLA. Angola's call for a fair and equitable global energy transition has named the central contradiction of our era with unflinching precision: wealthy nations that built their prosperity...
20.05.2026 16:55
Who Rules Congo? The Constitution Crisis and the Unfinished War for Congolese Sovereignty
COUNTRY: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO. On May 20, 2026, President Félix Tshisekedi's UDPS party launched the Coalition des Congolais pour le Changement de la Constitution (C4), a...
20.05.2026 15:23
War Crimes Against the People: Sudan’s Civilian Crisis Demands a Global Reckoning
COUNTRY:  SUDAN.  The people of Sudan are not victims of fate — they are victims of a failure of governance and a failure of the international order to protect Black and African lives with the...
19.05.2026 15:32