As oil production plunges and pipelines explode left and right, Nigeria’s government finally decided to start negotiating. The trouble is, they’ve picked the wrong militant group to negotiate with.
Robert Mugabe’s biggest problem isn’t inflation, debt, or foreign intervention—it’s a Pentecostal pastor with a different vision for Zimbabwe’s future.
This past weekend, South Sudan marked five years of independence. But a return to civil war is looming after rival ethnic militias killed hundreds in Juba, the young country’s capital.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s presidential election is shaping up to be the biggest match since George Foreman and Muhammad Ali clashed here in 1974.
A word to China-in-Africa watchers: Stop the collective freak-out about Chinese masterminds spreading their brilliant ideology in Africa. It’s. Just. Not. Happening.
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