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A Pan-Africanist, dialectical materialist assessment of the United Nations argues it cannot defend African sovereignty, from the Congo crisis to the Sahel, so liberation forces must build independent military, economic and diplomatic power first.
A discussion arguing that the US-Israeli war on Iran is set to expand and drag on indefinitely, as Gulf monarchies court Israel, Turkey squeezes Iranian aviation, and Yemen's Ansarallah controls key shipping straits.
The Alliance of Sahel States inaugurates its first confederal parliament and committees, while Burkina Faso opens a textile factory and Algeria and China deepen ties with the bloc.
Luxury coastal developments from Lagos to Dakar and Jamaica are fencing off once-public shorelines, pricing local communities out of their own coastlines and exposing the darker realities of unregulated tourism.
Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso broke with the old regional order to form the Alliance of Sahel States, and this report examines the security, agricultural, infrastructure and resource changes underway despite major challenges.
A report examining whether a US congressman's letter to the Secretary of State and Western media attacks signal a planned US invasion of the Alliance of Sahel States, and what Africans can do to defend the region.
Algeria severed diplomatic relations with the UAE, accusing Abu Dhabi of hostile actions, with tensions rooted in the Abraham Accords, Western Sahara rivalry and Sahel competition.
US foreign aid to Africa is marketed as charity but functions as an imperial shakedown built on unequal exchange, examined through recent examples and the push for African sovereignty.
Canadian peacekeepers deployed to Somalia in 1992 turned their camp into a killing field, exposing Western brutality and hypocrisy that mirrors colonial powers.
Eritrea's revolutionary government has achieved notable progress in women's rights, food security, healthcare, and education despite Western sanctions and aggression, which serve to delegitimize its sovereignty and control the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
A Pan-African coalition declares solidarity with Cuba against the US blockade, recalling Cuba's historic support for African liberation movements and its ongoing medical internationalism, and calls on African governments to deepen ties with Cuba.
The Alliance of Sahel States advances sovereignty through dams, refineries, and mining projects, rejecting conditional financing to build infrastructure and train experts for regional independence.
The Alliance of Sahel States builds institutions and asserts resource control, yet faces seven fronts-monetary, narrative, cultural, military, and more-where sovereignty remains incomplete against external pressure and internal challenges.
A report questions the legitimacy of European and US election observers in Africa, arguing that their role serves foreign interests rather than democracy, and highlights African sovereignty movements.
A video essay debunks the myth of African overpopulation and the Mercator Projection's distortion of Africa's size, exposing these narratives as tools of Western imperialism and linking them to their beneficiaries in Europe and North America.
During World War II, over a million Africans fought for France, which later massacred hundreds of them, a chilling chapter of colonial betrayal.
Mckay Chukwu uses prison data to debunk the narrative that foreign nationals, especially Nigerians, dominate South Africa's prisons, exposing it as a psy-op targeting Africa.
A U.S. Embassy job listing in Abuja covertly aims to map and cultivate Nigerian influencers, revealing the mechanics of foreign influence operations within sovereign nations.
Examines foreign influence and social engineering in African digital spaces, tying it to broader critiques of neocolonialism and diaspora unity.
The US imposes visa bonds up to $20,000 on 30 African countries, demonstrating contempt and pushing Africans toward pursuing dignity and self-respect like the Alliance of Sahel States.
The proposed Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline risks reinforcing colonial-era dependency by prioritizing foreign energy exports over domestic industrialization, arguing that true sovereignty requires completing local infrastructure before exporting raw resources.
Kwesi Pratt discusses the Sahel's patriotic revolution as a step toward African liberation, arguing real transformation requires working-class leadership and resetting global institutions like the IMF and UN, while addressing Western destabilization.
Reports from her tour of the AES, detailing security conditions in Mali, the ongoing war against NATO-backed mercenaries, and the clarity of African sovereignty struggles.
Exporting Nigerian gas via the proposed Morocco pipeline risks perpetuating dependency by prioritizing foreign energy security over domestic industrialization, arguing that completing local infrastructure must precede transcontinental export routes.
The US is shifting from large troop deployments to covert psychological and intelligence operations in Africa, using leverage and local partnerships to advance imperial interests amid resource constraints.
Pan-African hosts dissect AFRICOM's Drongo psy-op, Traoré's anti-Sharia speech, Trump's letter to Tinubu, and the BATUK crisis in Kenya.
Investigative journalist David Hundeyin reveals Ukraine's covert proxy war in the Sahel, including backing terror groups, sabotaging African diplomacy, and provoking US strikes, as African nations resist neocolonial interference.
The United Nations, historically unable to prevent imperialist destabilization in Africa, can only serve liberation struggles when anti-imperialist forces build independent military, economic, and diplomatic power outside its framework.
Mckay Chukwu argues that the Western-led AI revolution threatens African sovereignty by creating technological dependency, while highlighting emerging movements for continental unity and self-determination.
