Storms on the Horizon: South Africa Naval Exercise and the Reshaping of Global Power
Warships from China, Russia and Iran have docked in Cape Town for South Africa naval exercise named - Will for Peace. Officially routine, the drills reveal deeper shifts in global power, testing South Africa’s claim to non-alignment and Africa’s strategic future.
Nigeria’s Dirty Secret: Oshiomhole, Katsina Peace Talks, Int’l Pressure Expose Nigeria’s Rot
A resurfaced video of Senator Adams Oshiomhole accusing Chinese miners and retired generals of fueling Nigeria’s insecurity has reignited debate over the country’s shadow economy of violence. From revelations at the Katsina peace talks to growing U.S. concern, fresh evidence suggests that illegal mining, state complicity, and global interests may be at the heart of Nigeria’s unending conflict.
ASNE 2025: Education Stakeholders Push for Data, Inclusion, and Collaboration
At the Annual School Needs Expo 2025 in Abuja, education stakeholders led by Emem Opashi and former Governor Liyel Imoke called for inclusive, data-driven reforms and stronger collaboration to transform Nigeria’s learning system.
Unseen, Unpaid: Burden of Child and Domestic Servitude in Africa
Across African cities and Gulf migration routes, millions endure child and domestic servitude in Africa. Exploited as “helpers” or apprentices, they lose education and health to work that advances others, not themselves. Advocates say reform is urgent.
Gulf States Land Grab in East Africa Fuels Food Security Crisis
Across Ethiopia and Sudan, Gulf States land grab in East Africa fuels rising hunger. Vast leases supply Gulf markets, while farmers report smaller harvests, higher prices, and displacement from fertile lands.
