Nigeria’s 2027 election race is already getting messy.
Uganda’s political heavyweight Anita Among is facing a dramatic fall from power. And Senegal just delivered another political surprise.
In Africa, the dead are saints, no matter the sins they carried alive. Now that Buhari (@MBuhari) is gone, the air is thick with tributes that overlook the tear gas, the silence during EndSARS, and the promises unmet.
To mourn or not to mourn?
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As BRICS stumbles under the weight of rivalries and Egypt and Ethiopia clash over South Africa’s UN ambitions, Africa’s “familiocracies” tighten their grip—can the continent’s looted billions be transformed into a force for development?
Find out:
Cameroon’s @PaulBiya , at 92, seeks re-election while most of his people have known no other ruler. From @KagutaMuseveni to @GabrielObiang , Africa’s strongmen cling to power as generations are born under their rule. Meanwhile, Africans abroad send nearly $100 billion home
Greetings to the #BadNatives and them only.
Are we still quarrelling over beans while our Chinese and United States counterparts are quarreling over AI?
This week, we deep dive on how we may be our own barriers to trade and development.
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Nigeria and South Africa are eyeing DRC’s rare earth minerals like it’s oil in the ‘70s. So, is this Africa’s petrol moment, or just another extraction era, repackaged?
In this episode, we’re joined by political analyst @fakudet to unpack the Gulf States’ $53B mining push, the
Nelson Mandela left at his peak, Robert Mugabe stayed & fell. John Rawlings, Meles Zenawi and even young guns of the ’80s proved that age isn’t leadership, conviction is. Maybe Africa’s real victory is its leaders knowing when to serve & when to step aside. Catch this hot topic
South Africa’s legendary Comrades honours Black pioneers, while jihadists ravage West Africa. As Musk-Trump chaos shakes America, will Africa find its backbone—or surrender its future to China’s charm and Russia’s guns?
Full episode is out now: youtu.be/ezZktWnAH38
The poet Maya Angelou said, When someone shows you who they are, believe them; and Kenyans have finally seen who @WilliamsRuto is and who @RailaOdinga -and other small Rao's- have become. But the big question is, what next?
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