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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The Sahel Stands Its Ground: ECOWAS Mediates as AES Refuses to Retreat
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
Libreville’s Reckoning: Africa Can No Longer Outsource Its Security and Call That Sovereignty
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
Harare’s Gold Mining Decree Is a Sovereign Assertion Africa’s Mineral States Must Study
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
Coups, Cashews, and Cartels: Guinea-Bissau’s Democracy Has Never Been Allowed to Stand
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
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
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
Who Rules Congo? The Constitution Crisis and the Unfinished War for Congolese Sovereignty
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