Tutankhamun is waiting. Will Europe return Egypt’s stolen treasures?
With a world-class museum now in place, the question of why the country’s iconic artifacts should still remain abroad becomes more pressing ...
Apartheid-era police officers found guilty of murder
South Africa has convicted two former apartheid-era police officers for the 1987 murder of student activist Caiphus Nyoka. The verdict from a Johannesburg court...
Africa demands accountability for colonial crimes
The African Union (AU) has called for historical crimes, including slavery, colonialism and racial segregation, to be formally recognized and criminalized as the continent intensifies its...
Israel using African nations to expand its influence in the Middle East
Israel’s inroads into the African continent are not based on goodwill or anything that is genuinely beneficial to the Motherland. It is strategically based...
Russia backs DR Congo peace deal
Russia has welcomed a new peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo) government and rebels to end a...
Israel’s deportation of Palestinians to South Africa is another step toward ethnic cleansing
Even with little coverage in Western corporate-controlled media, it is not far-fetched to believe that Israel is perpetrating the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in...
Angola celebrates half a century of independence
On November 11th, Angola celebrated half a century of national independence in an event marked by popular jubilation that unleashed the creativity, enthusiasm, and...
Israel, outside powers influencing conflict in Sudan
Sudan’s latest conflict between the Rapid Support Force (RSF) led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF),...
Black mayors visit Ghana for trade, educational information
A delegation representing the African American Mayors USA Trade Mission to Ghana recently returned to the United States after a visit to the West...
Zanzibar’s women trained as technicians to help light up communities
ZANZIBAR, Tanzania—When darkness came, so did the smoke. Hamna Silima Nyange, like half of the two million people in Tanzania’s semi-autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar, did not have...