The Secret Fight Over Kenya Rare Earth Mineral Deposits
Kenya’s historic $62.4 billion rare earth mineral deal with the US sidelines China, sparking local debates over sacred Kaya forests and environmental safety.
Why Somalia is Hosting Thousands of Foreign Refugees
Somalia hosts 45,500 foreign refugees from countries like Yemen and Syria, showcasing a legacy of regional reciprocity despite facing its own internal crises.
How Colonial Shadows Fuel the Eastern DRC Security Crisis
Explore how colonial manipulation, Cold War history, and the global demand for cobalt and coltan continue to fuel the security crisis in the Eastern DRC.
Diaspora Justice: How Global Black Networks Fight Bias
How the global Black diaspora uses Pan-African solidarity and international human rights frameworks to combat systemic racism and digital bias.
Why a Rare Congo Ebola Outbreak Has Africa CDC Alarmed
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that the Ebola outbreak in the DRC is on track to become one of the most severe in the region’s history.
The Colonial Roots of the Climate Reparations Fight
African and Caribbean nations are demanding climate reparations, arguing that modern ecological vulnerability is a direct result of colonial exploitation.
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