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Emmanuel Oduor
Producer, TRT Afrika
Producer, TRT Afrika
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Guinea-Bissau coup: Why Embaló's ouster poses unanswered questions
The coup in Guinea-Bissau within three days of elections and the appointment of a close military aide of deposed President Umaro Embaló as the transitional head have uncorked a gamut of conspiracy theories and plunged the nation into chaos again.
4 min read
Why Trump's G20 boycott tests multilateral resolve more than host South Africa
Trump's planned boycott of the landmark Johannesburg G20 summit is a stress test for the continent on its debut as host, symbolising both disruption and resilience in global power realignment.
5 min read
Kenyan activists abducted in Uganda freed after five weeks
Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo went missing in October after travelling to Uganda to support Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine, according to rights groups.
2 min read
'Christian genocide': Why Trump's salvo at Nigeria is flawed and fraught
Trump's claim of a "Christian genocide" in Nigeria distorts a complex, resource-driven conflict, risks alienating a key counterterrorism partner, and underscores his administration's transactional diplomacy.
5 min read
Côte d'Ivoire election: Why all bets are on continuity
With the strongest challengers out of the race and the outcome all but assured, Côte d'Ivoire's October 25 vote is less an election and more a referendum on stability, legacy and President Alassane Ouattara's political endurance.
4 min read
Echoes of 1903: Africa was once offered to Jews, now as Israel's Palestinian fix
An abortive 1903 British plan to carve out a Jewish homeland in East Africa by dispossessing natives of their ancestral land was the seed of the warped colonial logic behind a new plan to dump displaced Palestinians on the continent.
6 min read
Splintered Sudan: Why a parallel government is worse than a deadlocked war
The formation of a parallel government in Sudan by the paramilitary RSF and its allies portends grim possibilities for a nation already battling what is already the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
6 min read
World Humanitarian Day: Sudan among the most dangerous for aid workers
In Africa, the highest number of major attacks against aid workers were in Sudan, South Sudan, Nigeria and DR Congo, according to the Aid Worker Security Database
4 min read
French colonial atrocities in Cameroon: Why Macron's admission is a half truth
French President Emmanuel Macron's acknowledgement of the bloody history of Cameroon's struggle for independence has cracked open a sealed archive of colonial brutality without offering the catharsis the country needs.
5 min read
Six ways Niger has changed two years since military takeover
Two years after the military seized power in Niger, the government has redefined the country's political and economic direction by forging a sovereign path through bold regional alliances and systemic reforms.
6 min read
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