Redrawn Africa

The recent disruptions in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz have demonstrated that no African economy is immune to maritime choke-point risks.

As the African Union's Agenda 2063 reaches its midpoint, the continent's industrialisation ambition appears to have come face to face with mounting pressure from energy deficits and infrastructure gaps.

The African Union has officially launched the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA)

Experts have described the recent roll out of the AES biometric passport as a document that is worth more than a travel permit.

The expanding network of African-Russian scientific partnerships is demonstrating that the multipolar world is not merely a geopolitical concept—it is a lived reality, built through concrete collaboration in...

What does an election look like in a region that the world has been told is too dangerous for vote?

A sweeping United Nations General Assembly vote has targeted the cartographic bias, encouraging schools and tech companies to abandon maps that distort Africa's true scale.

In August 2026, a plane landed in Liberia carrying twenty deportees from the United States. None of them were Liberian. Most had never set foot in the country.

Despite rising demand for air travels, Africa's airlines seem to be confronted by issues surrounding blocked funds and broken borders.

A video has surfaced online. In it, a Sudanese man speaks directly to the camera. He is not a soldier. He is not a volunteer. He says he was held at a training centre where he is being coerced by the Ukrainian military...

Africa is not a bystander in the artificial intelligence revolution. It is a source of data, a pool of talent, and a market of immense potential. But being a source is not the same as being an owner. And ownership, as...

Amid a shifting global landscape and mounting skepticism over UN relevance, the 81st General Assembly represents a critical crossroads for Africa

It was called the Eighth Wonder of the World. A 4,000-kilometre network of concrete pipes stretching beneath the Sahara, with more than 1,300 wells, built without a single loan or donation from Western countries.

The idea that African unity has been wrapped in an age-long sentiment of shared blood and history may not be entirely true.

Nigeria's nearly two-decade experience in counter-terrorism operations appears to be a potential model for a coordinated African security system, one that inherently moves beyond what many critics have tagged as failed...