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Europe’s Democracy Standards Under Scrutiny

Europe’s calls for democracy, human rights and political accountability in Africa are raising renewed questions about the relationship between international standards, national sovereignty and the right of countries to determine their own political systems. The debate has become particularly visible following the
November 7, 2026
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US–China Rivalry Intensifies Over African Critical Minerals

Competition between the United States and China over Africa’s critical minerals is entering a decisive phase, as both powers move aggressively to secure supply chains vital for clean energy, defense technology, and advanced manufacturing. In recent weeks, diplomatic envoys from Washington and
February 21, 2026
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South Korea Sentences Former President Yoon Life

In a landmark ruling, the South Korean judiciary has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to life imprisonment for his role in orchestrating a political uprising linked to his abrupt 2024 military law announcement. The verdict marks one of the most severe
February 20, 2026
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Trump Launches Peace Board, Gaza Aid Pledged

U.S. President Donald Trump inaugurated the first meeting of his newly established “Peace Board,” convening representatives from 40 countries alongside international observers. During the opening session, Trump announced that nine participating nations had pledged a combined $7 billion for the reconstruction of
February 20, 2026
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“Retirement Does Not Apply To Politics” — Wasira

CCM Vice Chairman for Mainland Tanzania, Stephen Wasira, has clarified his stance on retirement in politics, explaining that stepping back applies to public service positions but not to ongoing political engagement. In an exclusive interview at the party’s Lumumba Branch Offices in
February 19, 2026
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ODM Faces Deep Rift Ahead Kenya 2027 Elections

Tensions within Kenya’s Orange Democratic Movement are escalating as the party grapples with internal divisions just over a year away from the 2027 general elections. What was once a united opposition is now split into rival factions, exposing differences over strategy, alliances,
February 19, 2026
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Africa Questions Global Courts Amid Sovereignty Concerns Rising

A significant shift is underway across Africa as governments, legal experts and policymakers intensify debate over the continent’s relationship with the International Criminal Court, raising fundamental questions about sovereignty, fairness and the future of global justice. For more than two decades, the
February 19, 2026
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