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How Washington’s demands hit voters

The spreading security emergency and foreign political interference will cost President Bola Tinubu votes

A claim by a United States Congressional committee that Nigeria is the deadliest place in the world to practice Christianity has reignited tensions between Washington and Abuja as...


Washington courts the juntas

A year after breaking with Ecowas, the military regimes face more jihadist assaults but are getting some unlikely help from the US

For the juntas in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, the first anniversary of their breakaway from the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) was marked by an...


Love me, love my minerals

Somaliland and Somalia are in a mining-based competition to influence Washington’s stance but the prevailing mood there may be indifference

Somaliland Minister of the Presidency Khadar Hussein Abdi repeated on 21 February an oft-made promise: Hargeisa will grant the United States access to its mineral resources, including lithium...


The Trump-Ramaphosa axis heads south

MAGA Republicans want open confrontation with Pretoria, but many US companies are rebuilding ties

The arrival of United States President Donald Trump’s new ambassador, Leo Brent Bozell III, a veteran critic of the African National Congress, in South Africa sets up bilateral...


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More cash for the Trump influence brokers Washington DC

For many governments on the continent, lobbyists in the US capital are seen as the fastest route to boost bilateral trade and diplomatic relations

President João Lourenço’s decision to re-hire Washington-based lobbyists Squire Patton Boggs is the most lucrative of several new lobbying deals linking African governments with the K-street lobbyist networks.

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Bankruptcy beckons for the international system

Washington is withholding the funds it owes the UN to force reform but it is losing credibility and influence – even if no country wants to take over its role

António Guterres has sounded alarms before, but his 28 January warning that the United Nations faces ‘imminent financial collapse’ marked the organisation’s gravest moment since 1945. The Secretary-General’s...


Africans flock to the UN’s Haiti mission

Francophone African troops take on the gangs of the troubled Caribbean nation as they – and UN headquarters – try to profit from a top Trump priority

African nations are queuing up to contribute troops to the United Nations-organised Gang Suppression Force for Haiti, whose role is to build on the peacekeeping work of hundreds...


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