Darren Taylor

Pretoria maintains affirmative action and other flagship race-based policies as US tariffs take effect and sanctions loom.

Proceeds of crimes including wildlife poaching and drug smuggling counter Western sanctions and keep its dictatorial regime in power, according to experts.

Africa’s move is aimed at decreasing dependence on foreign powers for money and gaining maximum reward from the continent’s natural resources.

Trump authorized commanders to kill al-Shabaab leaders and to train Somali special forces to wipe out terrorist bases.

Beijing and Moscow are financing social media campaigns against the United States, according to media experts and insiders.

Africa’s top gold producer is frustrated by the ongoing presence of Chinese nationals mining illegally in West Africa, experts said.

Local entrepreneurs and businesspeople said they cannot compete with China’s low-cost model and that little was being done to protect them.

‘Surveillance colonialism operates through algorithms, platforms, and biometric contracts, outsourcing control while entrenching dependency,’ one expert said.

Nations in Africa are confident that deals can be reached with the U.S. government to avoid higher tariffs on Aug. 1.

The U.S. is moving fast to secure access to critical minerals as China tries to exert control over global supplies.

Pretoria maintains affirmative action and other flagship race-based policies as US tariffs take effect and sanctions loom.

Proceeds of crimes including wildlife poaching and drug smuggling counter Western sanctions and keep its dictatorial regime in power, according to experts.

Africa’s move is aimed at decreasing dependence on foreign powers for money and gaining maximum reward from the continent’s natural resources.

Trump authorized commanders to kill al-Shabaab leaders and to train Somali special forces to wipe out terrorist bases.

Beijing and Moscow are financing social media campaigns against the United States, according to media experts and insiders.

Africa’s top gold producer is frustrated by the ongoing presence of Chinese nationals mining illegally in West Africa, experts said.

Local entrepreneurs and businesspeople said they cannot compete with China’s low-cost model and that little was being done to protect them.

‘Surveillance colonialism operates through algorithms, platforms, and biometric contracts, outsourcing control while entrenching dependency,’ one expert said.

Nations in Africa are confident that deals can be reached with the U.S. government to avoid higher tariffs on Aug. 1.

The U.S. is moving fast to secure access to critical minerals as China tries to exert control over global supplies.