Libya: Who really owns the state?
Libya’s oil wealth is expanding, but political fragmentation exposes the deeper struggle over institutions, military power and national sovereignty.
Libya’s oil wealth is expanding, but political fragmentation exposes the deeper struggle over institutions, military power and national sovereignty.
Ethiopia’s new political chapter begins with a stronger mandate, but unresolved conflicts and regional rivalries could define Abiy Ahmed’s second term.
The rise of Wicknell Chivayo reveals how wealth, state contracts, philanthropy and political access are reshaping Zimbabwe’s modern power structure.
Ethiopia's renewed Tigray war is exposing a dangerous struggle over power, borders, sea access and influence across the Horn of Africa.
A Togo-led campaign to correct distorted world maps gives Africa a symbolic victory over geography, perception and colonial-era narratives.
Failed uprising highlights the intersection of military rule, foreign influence, strategic minerals and regional security in one of Africa's most volatile regions.
Renewed clashes, drone strikes and collapsing trust threaten Ethiopia’s fragile peace while drawing Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt deeper into regional rivalry.
Zambia’s copper boom is entering a critical phase as President Hakainde Hichilema begins a second term focused on investment, production and local value.
The Homa Bay violence surrounding the Linda Mwananchi campaign has intensified concerns over political intolerance as Kenya’s 2027 election approaches.