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A Cry for Lasting Peace and Prosperity in the Somalia Region

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The regional administration of Puntland, which has semi-autonomous status within Somalia, has announced its withdrawal from the federal government system. Puntland will now self-govern...

A Century of Land Laws in South Africa

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The story of land in South Africa is one of conquest, betrayal, and resilience. It is a tale of legislation that shaped lives, ripped...

A Call for Nation Builders, Not Nation Burners

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As South Africa gears up for crucial elections that will shape its future, a contentious advert by the Democratic Alliance (DA) has ignited fierce...

The Case for an All-African Army

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In 2003, as Darfur was burning, it wasn’t the West or the UN that stepped up. It was the African Union. With the world...

When 23-year-old Traoré Witnessed an Uprising

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Police officers joined the rising wave of unrest, firing weapons and tear gas in protest of high prices, low wages, and President Blaise Compaoré’s...

Traoré’s Growth from a Civilian into a Brave Soldier

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In 2009, with a degree in hand and a burning desire to serve his country, Traoré joined the Burkinabè army. This decision wasn’t driven...

Captain Traoré’s role in the coup before the coup

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Kaya sits calmly 100 kilometers northeast of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso’s capital. It’s the fifth-largest town and home to roughly 100,000 people. In January 2022,...

Powerful lessons for Traoré from the People’s Revolution

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What had started as rage in the streets of Ouagadougou became, for Traoré, a revelation. Although just another cog in the machine of Compaoré’s...

Africa’s Soil has been kidnapped by Chemicals and Corruption

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The recent exposé on counterfeit subsidized fertilizers being sold to Kenyan farmers has has lifted the lid on the pitfalls of fertilizers. However, this...

Ibrahim Traoré – The Soldier Who Fought Using His Mind

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April 30 2011. The lyrics of Tiken Jah Fakoly’s reggae song ‘Quitte le pouvoir’ reverberated through Ibrahim Traoré, each word a sharp reminder of...
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