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Zimbabweans First: Harare’s Gold Mining Decree Is a Sovereign Assertion Africa’s Mineral States Must Study
Zimbabweans First: 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
Freetown’s Mineral Revolution: Sierra Leone Launches Bold Strategy to Claim Its Place in Africa’s Resource Future
Freetown’s Mineral Revolution: 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
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
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
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
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
No War Stays Foreign: Tanzania Raises Alarm as Middle East Conflict Threatens African Economies
No War Stays Foreign: Tanzania Raises Alarm as Middle East Conflict Threatens African Economies
country: TANZANIA. Tanzania's formal warning that the ongoing tensions involving Iran could produce severe and far-reaching consequences beyond the Middle East is not diplomatic overcaution — it...
21.05.2026 14:23
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
Green Colonialism Will Not Be Tolerated: Angola Demands Justice in the Global Energy Transition
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
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
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