Egypt’s Involvement in Horn of Africa: Risks, Tensions, and Path to De-escalation

Egypt’s Involvement in Horn of Africa: Risks, Tensions, and Path to De-escalation

Egypt has taken significant steps to deepen its involvement in the geopolitically crucial and conflict-ridden Horn of Africa, a region long marked by internal strife, external interventions, and deep-seated rivalries. Egypt’s decision to arm Somalia and deploy troops in the...
Algeria

Algeria Boosts Financial Ties with BRICS Nations with $1.5 Billion Investment in BRICS Bank

Algeria has announced plans to invest $1.5 billion to purchase shares in the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) while pulling back its bid for full membership in the BRICS economic alliance. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune made these revelations during an interview...
Tunisia Presidential Election- Kais Saied

Tunisia’s Presidential Election: Kais Saied Poised for Re-election Amid Controversy

Tunisia, once celebrated as a beacon of democracy in the Arab world, now faces a pivotal moment as President Kais Saied seeks re-election. This Sunday, the North African nation will head to the polls, but the outcome appears all but...
mozambique elections

Mozambique Faces a Watershed Election as End of an Era Looms

Mozambique, a nation strategically situated along the southern African coast and endowed with rich natural resources, is on the brink of a momentous election that could define its future. With presidential, parliamentary, and gubernatorial elections set for Wednesday, the political...
Chagos Islands

Chagos Islands: Why UK is Finally Returning the Chagos Islands to Mauritius?

After years of intense negotiations and international pressure, Britain is on the verge of resolving its long-standing territorial dispute with Mauritius over the Chagos Archipelago, located in the central Indian Ocean. The potential deal could end decades of tension between...
Kariba Dam was built in a gorge between Zambia and Zimbabwe holding back the Zambezi River.

Zambia’s Electricity Crisis: Grappling with the Worst Blackouts in Living Memory

Zambia, a country blessed with the mighty Zambezi River and the colossal hydro-powered Kariba Dam, is paradoxically facing its worst electricity crisis in living memory. The nation is experiencing prolonged power cuts, with some areas enduring up to three consecutive...
Russia-Africa

Russia’s Grain Diplomacy: A Soft Power Play Amid Africa’s Food Insecurity and Ukraine Conflict

Russia's grain diplomacy with Africa has become a strategic tool of influence. Against the backdrop of the ongoing war in Ukraine, Russia's efforts to supply grains as humanitarian aid to Africa's poorest nations have taken center stage. While these shipments...
China-Africa relations

China’s Global Security Initiative: Sahel Challenge and Beijing’s Investment Struggles in Africa

In April 2022, China’s Global Security Initiative (GSI) marked a strategic pivot in its foreign policy, signaling Beijing’s ambition to take on a more proactive role in global security, breaking away from its long-standing non-interference doctrine. Yet, as China grapples...
Sudan

Foreign Powers Accused of Fueling War in Sudan as Conflict Worsens

The United Nations has accused foreign players of exacerbating the war in Sudan, making it increasingly difficult for the country to find peace. The ongoing fighting, which erupted in April 2023, has been primarily driven by two rival military leaders—General...
China-Africa relations

China-Africa Cooperation Takes Center Stage as Beijing and African Countries Vow to Boost Ties and Support Global South

The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) has significantly enhanced China-Africa relations, making substantial strides in development, trade, and cultural exchange. As the executive director of the China-Africa Center at the Africa Policy Institute, Dennis Munene Mwaniki, observes, the upcoming 2024...
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