November 2025

It was Winston Churchill who said “Dictators ride to and fro upon tigers which they dare not dismount. And the tigers are getting hungry”. That warning has rarely felt more apt than in the spectacle unfolding in Cameroon. On November 6, 2025, Paul Biya—Africa’s second-longest-serving leader at 92 years old—was sworn in for an eighth […]

It was Winston Churchill who said “Dictators ride to and fro upon tigers which they dare not dismount. And the tigers are getting hungry”. That warning has rarely felt more apt than in the spectacle unfolding in Cameroon. On November 6, 2025, Paul Biya—Africa’s second-longest-serving leader at 92 years old—was sworn in for an eighth

How the United States, France and the West were exposed in Africa. The Smokescreen Is Burning. They said it was about democracy. They lied. What unfolded across Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, and Tanzania were not elections but autopsies of freedom each more brazen, more bloodstained than the last. Ballot boxes stuffed in daylight. Opposition leaders barred,

How the United States, France and the West were exposed in Africa. The Smokescreen Is Burning. They said it was about democracy. They lied. What unfolded across Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, and Tanzania were not elections but autopsies of freedom each more brazen, more bloodstained than the last. Ballot boxes stuffed in daylight. Opposition leaders barred,

My father once told me a story which goes like this: Once upon a time, a man walking in the woods found a wounded chimp—beaten, hungry, near death. He carried it home, cleaned its wounds, fed it, gave it shelter. Day after day he tended the creature until the scars faded and a bond formed,

My father once told me a story which goes like this: Once upon a time, a man walking in the woods found a wounded chimp—beaten, hungry, near death. He carried it home, cleaned its wounds, fed it, gave it shelter. Day after day he tended the creature until the scars faded and a bond formed,

KHARTOUM – SUDAN: The dust swirling across Darfur is no longer just the wind—it is the powdered residue of countless lives lost, a perpetual pall over what the United Nations calls the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. As the brutal civil war in Sudan continues its relentless, grinding slaughter, displacing millions and committing atrocities described as

KHARTOUM – SUDAN: The dust swirling across Darfur is no longer just the wind—it is the powdered residue of countless lives lost, a perpetual pall over what the United Nations calls the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. As the brutal civil war in Sudan continues its relentless, grinding slaughter, displacing millions and committing atrocities described as

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA: The silence over Tanzania is deafening. As reports filter through a deliberate internet blackout, the world is confronted with a scene of profound state brutality: widespread post-election protests met with live ammunition, military curfews, and opposition claims of hundreds killed by security forces. This violence is not a spontaneous accident; it

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA: The silence over Tanzania is deafening. As reports filter through a deliberate internet blackout, the world is confronted with a scene of profound state brutality: widespread post-election protests met with live ammunition, military curfews, and opposition claims of hundreds killed by security forces. This violence is not a spontaneous accident; it