The fragile peace in South Sudan is cracking again. As government forces reclaim Nasir from the White Army militia, the arrest of Riek Machar and increasing ethnic tensions threaten to drag the young nation back into the abyss of civil war. Are we witnessing the beginning of another deadly spiral?
For the first time, descendants of slave owners and enslaved Africans sat at the same table at the U.N., confronting the violent past of colonialism and calling for reparations. Could this moment mark a turning point in the global fight for racial justice and historical accountability?
In a historic yet controversial vote, Gabon’s military ruler-turned-candidate Brice Oligui Nguema claimed a staggering 90% win in the country’s first post-coup election. But behind the triumph lies skepticism, opposition backlash, and concerns of a recycled system in a new uniform.
They claimed it was about saving lives. But the truth is darker: Gaddafi was removed because he dared to liberate Africa from Western chains. More than 13 years later, Libya lies in ruins, his vision buried, but the questions raised by his murder remain more pressing than ever.
The son of Omar Bongo, after 14 years of unchecked power, fell into chilling isolation in just a few hours. What really happened in Ali Bongo’s final hours? Did his own clan betray him? In this hard-hitting chronicle, we revisit a coup that shook all of Central Africa and perhaps heralded the end of presidential dynasties across the continent.
