Enablers of political extremism: a checklist for West African countries
23.05.2022
The Sahel – the region just south of the Sahara – is home to the world’s fastest growing extremist group, Jama'at Nasr al-Islam wal Musl
Africa
Russia, Africa and the Sputnik V
07.01.2022
Last December, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted to the official website for public reading its end-of-year report.
US hands China a victory in Ethiopia
How Somaliland is playing it’s geostrategic cards better than most
02.12.2021
The unrecognized but independent Republic of Somaliland is a rare success story in that part of the world. Yet, the impressive progress the country has made across multiple fronts could yet be imperiled by growing regional instability.
Dismantling and transcending colonialism’s legacy
27.09.2021
In “decolonial” discourse, the African leadership landscape is flattened to the point of becoming a caricature.
Ethnology and Ontology of the West African People
12.09.2021
One of the branches of the Niger-Congolese family is the Mande people. Their languages differ significantly in fundamental parameters from other Niger-Congolese languages, therefore linguists consider them to be the first to separate from the main trunk, along with the Ijo and Dagon languages. The differences between the Mande and the very structure of the Niger-Congolese family are so great that there are classifications that distinguish the Mande languages into a separate families.
Theory from the South, or Reading the Global Order from the Antipodes
07.09.2021
There appears to be a growing echo, slowly reverberating around the world, that, for good, ill, or both, Africa is the future, a harbinger of Europe’s history-to-come.
Africa Liberation Day
24.05.2021
