Borderless Africa UniMAC Chapter Launched with Vision for a United, Resilient Africa
The University of Media, Arts and Communications (UniMAC) launched the Borderless African UniMAC Chapter yesterday, unveiling an ambitious vision for...
Five Books Every Pan-Africanist Must Read
Pan-Africanism, the movement aimed at unifying African nations and people of African descent across the globe, has inspired generations of...
Why Trump and other World. Leaders—Can’t Afford to Ignore Africa’s Growing Population and Vast Resources
In the coming decades, Africa will redefine global economics, demographics, and geopolitics. With a projected population of 2.5 billion people...
Severe Flooding Displaces Over 270,000 and Affects One Million in South Sudan, UN Reports
More than a million people have been impacted by devastating floods across South Sudan, following relentless heavy rains, according to...
Mozambique’s Post-Election Turmoil: South Africa Shuts Border Amid Deadly Protests
South Africa has temporarily closed its main border crossing with Mozambique following reports of vehicles being set alight on the...
Why the Campaign for a Borderless Africa Must Advance Now!
In the age of accelerated globalization and interconnectedness, Africa remains divided by borders largely drawn during the colonial era—borders that...
AGOA at the Crossroads: South Africa’s Balancing Act in U.S. Trade and Global Alliances
As the United States heads to the polls, South Africa’s economic relationship with the U.S. sits at a crossroads, with...
Editorial: A New Chapter in UK-South Africa Relations, or a Missed Opportunity for Pan-African Progress?
The recent diplomatic talks between UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and South African Minister Ronald Lamola in Cape Town aimed...
Equatorial Guinea’s Top Financial Official Arrested in Scandal Involving Over 400 Explicit Videos of Public Figures’ Spouses
Equatorial Guinea is facing a major scandal following the arrest of Baltasar Engonga, Director General of the National Financial Investigation...
The Betrayal Spirit: A Hindrance to Africa’s Development
As Kwame Nkrumah, the first President of Ghana, once said, "The African is oppressed, not by other Africans, but by...