AFRICA
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COVID-19 a particular threat to the world’s vulnerable religious minorities
By Jay Church While the world wrestles with the new and unsettling threat of COVID-19, the harsh realities of isolation,…
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Algeria at a critical turning point
By Jay Church Algeria has the opportunity to take significant strides towards a freer and more open society as it…
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Libya civil war and why you should pay attention?
By Travis Washington The coronavirus pandemic has infected more than two million people across the globe. Unfortunately, war is still…
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Fossil fuel giants put workers and communities in Mozambique at risk of COVID-19
By Kate DeAngelis The COVID-19 pandemic has forced large portions of the population to stay home and left millions out…
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Planned terrorist attacks by Muslim Brotherhood in Africa strengthen case for terrorist designation
A recent paper by Sami Moubayed exposes an underreported planned attack in Sudan, not by a Muslim Brotherhood-terrorist cell, but…
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Libya’s US base request reveals how desperate the Turkish-backed government has become
Details are scarce about the overall impact that Turkey’s ongoing military intervention in Libya has had on altering the course…
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Russia-African NGOs and media cooperation: Still several steps away from reality
By Kester Kenn KlomegahSince the Soviet collapse in 1991, the question of media representation both ways, in Russia and in…
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Mozambique ‘Tuna Scandal’ running aground
By Gil Kapen In a time of fake scandals when many breathless accusations turn out to be hollow, the tale…
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Russia, Africa and the debts
By Kester Kenn Klomegah Long seen as a strategic partner, Russia has opened a new chapter and started building better…
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U.S. energy giants’ gas projects could solve Mozambique’s debt crisis
By Gregory Tosi When U.S. oil and gas companies started buying into major energy projects on either side of the…
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