Martyred for the Sake of Our Freedom and Justice
“I say to my brothers and sisters in Africa, if they come up with a vaccine be careful. Don’t let them vaccinate you with...
Remembering, honoring Dr. Runoko Rashidi
While reviewing the legacy left by the chronicler of the Global African Presence and the heir apparent to mantle of scholars Dr. Cheikh Anta...
South Africa challenges African Union on granting observer status to Israel
Responding to the African Union Commission’s apparent unilateral move to grant the apartheid state of Israel observer status, Algeria referred to the Jewish state...
South African revolt aimed at economic apartheid
An uneasy calm hung over South Africa after 25,000 army troops were deployed to assist police responding to unrest in the country. The social...
Inequality, insecurity and a major crisis
Mayhem, deadly violence and pillaging that shook South Africa in days of public unrest were deliberate, President Cyril Ramaphosa alleged while visiting affected areas. “It...
Launching a collective for African renewal
In April of 2020, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, a collective of 100 African intellectual leaders published an open letter addressing the...
America and a history of failure in South Sudan
America and its growing history of incompetence in failed state building in foreign lands is like a father uprooting and leaving babies he is...
Biafra leader faces trial for secessionist activities
(GIN)--The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has been arrested in London and returned to Nigeria where he faces trial for leading...
Discontent in Sudan increasing, protesters demand dissolving transitional government
Dissatisfaction with government in Sudan is growing. Zakia Muhammad Sadeeg, a former schoolteacher and current executive member of the Sudan Future Campaign (Party), said...
Is Western Press Africa’s enemy?
The first thing to notice about how Africa is covered or portrayed by Western mainstream media is that in most cases it is not....