Tag: Africa

  • Ukraine: The Fighting Friend

    Ukraine: The Fighting Friend

    In recent years, Ukraine has been at the center of international attention due to the Russo-Ukrainian War that began in 2014. However, amidst this conflict, Ukraine has shown remarkable humanity by extending a helping hand to countries in need. In September 2022, while the conflict in Ukraine escalated, the country…

  • Who is Erik Prince and Why Does He Want to Colonize Africa Again?

    Who is Erik Prince and Why Does He Want to Colonize Africa Again?

    Erik Prince, a former US Navy officer and founder of the American private military company Blackwater, has stirred controversy with his recent remarks suggesting that African countries should undergo recolonization. In a clip shared by ‘Africa Facts Zone,’ Prince argued that due to what he perceives as corruption and selfishness…

  • This is What is Happening in Congo

    This is What is Happening in Congo

    The DRC faces a humanitarian crisis with 6.9 million internally displaced amid violence, including M23 rebel clashes. The US condemns Rwandan support for rebels. The AU calls for dialogue, and UNHCR prioritizes community protection, urging immediate international action to safeguard civilians.

  • The Europeans Are Back Again: A Critique of Nigeria-UK Legal Services Agreement

    The Europeans Are Back Again: A Critique of Nigeria-UK Legal Services Agreement

    A Step Backwards? Examining the Implications of the Nigeria-UK Legal Services Agreement The recent announcement of an agreement between the United Kingdom (UK) and Nigeria allowing British lawyers to practice in Nigeria has raised my concerns, particularly within the legal community. This agreement, part of the Enhanced Trade and Investment…

  • Divine Dilemma: Navigating LGBTQ+ Rights in the Catholic Church and Africa

    Divine Dilemma: Navigating LGBTQ+ Rights in the Catholic Church and Africa

     The Evolving Landscape of LGBTQ+ Rights in the Catholic Church and Africa Introduction: The Catholic Church, known for its steadfast adherence to traditional teachings, has recently witnessed a significant shift in its stance on LGBTQ+ rights. Pope Francis, known for his progressive views, has approved blessings for same-sex couples under…

  • UK Loans Ghana Its Own Gold: A 3-Year Return Policy on Stolen Asante Treasures

    UK Loans Ghana Its Own Gold: A 3-Year Return Policy on Stolen Asante Treasures

    The Ethical Dilemma of Repatriating Stolen Artifacts In a historic move, the British Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) have agreed to a three-year loan of Ghana’s “Crown Jewels,” the Asante Treasures, marking a significant step in the restitution of looted African artifacts. These treasures, comprising 32 gold…

  • Boakai’s Heat: A Toast to African Leadership or a Warning Sign

    Boakai’s Heat: A Toast to African Leadership or a Warning Sign

    President Boakai’s ‘Heat Stroke’ Highlights the Struggle of Governing at 79 In the sweltering heat of Liberia’s Capitol Building, newly-elected President Joseph Boakai’s inauguration took an unexpected turn. As he stood at the podium, ready to address the nation, the oppressive atmosphere seemed to mirror the weight of his years.…

  • Pete Edochie’s Upcoming Film Sheds Light on the Historic Igbo Landing

    Pete Edochie’s Upcoming Film Sheds Light on the Historic Igbo Landing

    The Courageous Stand of 75 Igbo Captives Who Chose Freedom Over Slavery in 1803 Georgia Pete Edochie is producing a film on the Igbo Landing story, a historic event in which 75 Igbo individuals, mainly from what is now Nigeria, were taken to be sold as slaves in 1803 but…