Celebrating Kenneth Kaunda – An Undying Beacon of Pan-Africanism
The passing on of Zambia’s first president Kenneth Kaunda elicited an outpour of grief from all corners of the world. The love shown to...
Why Namibian Chiefs Are Right In Rejecting Germany’s “Insulting” €1.1 Billion Genocide Package
Last month, an agreement was finalized (after six years of negotiations) in which Germany officially acknowledged that its colonial occupation over Namibia amounted to...
South Africa’s Largest Ethnic Group, Zulu Await New King
South Africa’s largest ethnic group, the Zulus, will bid farewell on Thursday to their king, Goodwill Zwelithini, who for half a century was their...
Russia’s Advancing Multipolarity In Africa Through Mozambique
The recently concluded Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) saw the signing of many major deals with large countries and companies, but it was...
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa Set To Be Sworn In As President on Friday
(HARARE, Zimbabwe) — Zimbabwe's recently fired vice president was set to return on Wednesday to be sworn in as the country's new leader, after...
