Coups in the Sahel set a discouraging precedent for whether Madagascar's military leader will leave office in two years.
AGOA was designed to give investors predictability – yet its benefits are now threatened by the turmoil of shifting US trade rules.
The America First Global Health Strategy is being questioned as exploitative.
A constitutional amendment could give Zimbabwe’s president at least another two years in office, continuing Africa’s growing trend of lawfare.
Last week’s Munich Security Conference clearly signalled that Africa needs security alliances beyond its traditional partners.
No countries from the region are represented, and the board could fragment global conflict response systems that include the AU.
Whether or not Andry Rajoelina’s toppling was a coup, the key is how long it takes to restore democratic civilian government.
The G20 Leaders’ Summit Declaration in Johannesburg stressed Africa’s interests – but will it survive Trump?
The ruling party’s decision to extend President Mnangagwa’s second term in office is inflaming tensions in Zimbabwe.
Youth uprisings in Madagascar seem to have been hijacked, while those in Morocco have been deflated.
As the old guard storms back in recent elections, Seychelles may be entering a phase of stable power alternation.
A new report suggests that Niger, Burkina Faso – and Europe can learn a lot from Wagner’s failure in Mali.
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