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UN Adopts Equal Earth Map In Historic Vote To Correct Africa’s Size
The United Nations has adopted the Equal Earth map as its preferred standard, marking a historic move to correct long-standing distortions that underestimate Africa's true size.
Treason charges: how Africa’s ruling parties turned an old law into a new weapon
Treason charges are becoming a recurring feature of political disputes across Africa. From Zambia and Uganda to Tanzania, the DRC and Rwanda, opposition figures increasingly face accusations that can keep them detained for years before any verdict is reached.
Why 4 Gulf States Race for the Horn of Africa Matters Now
The Gulf race for the Horn of Africa is unfolding through port concessions, farmland acquisitions and military agreements, reshaping power balances across the Red Sea and East Africa.
Eco Currency Transition Faces Fresh Splits Over Who Joins First
The Eco currency transition is moving towards a 2027 launch, but disagreements over membership, convergence criteria and the future of the CFA franc continue to threaten progress.
Sahel security groups: the cooperation behind the region’s sovereignty push
Sahel security groups have become central to governance and security across Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. Their cooperation with local chiefs and military-led governments is shaping the region's sovereignty project.
