Opinion

By ‎Prof. Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim Introduction‎‎Five crucial events in international diplomacy following World War I are: the Treaty of Versailles,

By Femi Mimiko, mni It is rather unfortunate that the long-anticipated war between the two sworn enemies in the Middle

By Kennedy Ikantu Peretei All over Africa, there is a new awakening for Africans to throw away the shackles of

By Hamid Javadi On the campaign trail in Canada, Mark Carney, former central banker turned political neophyte, declared, “I’m most

By  Victor Abuso Opponents seeking a coalition against President William Ruto in the 2027 polls have appointed the veteran politician

By Ronak Gopaldas In response to a new wave of American insularity, European policymakers should pursue rapprochement with Africa. The

By Reuben Abati Two major meetings were held over the weekend that just passed that have implications for the future

By Samauel Twatimi. Today, we celebrate not just a man but a living legacy—Hon. Peretei Ikantu Kennedy—as he turns 60!

By Success Odogbo, Esq. Today I feel elated to join myriads of family members and political associates to wish a

By Olumide Akinrinlola. Today, as we commemorate the 60th birthday of Kennedy Ikantu Peretei, we honour not just a public

By Prof. Femi Olufunmilade Professor Olufunmilade is Director, Buratai Center for Contemporary Security Affairs, Igbinedion University Okada, Edo State, Nigeria.Email:

Voters in the United States on Tuesday go to the polls to choose the 47th president of what is the

Polls suggest some Republican voters are willing to back Harris. But she could also bleed votes because of Cheney. As

A Florida mother has filed a lawsuit claiming her 14-year-old son, Sewell Setzer III, committed suicide after months of messaging a lifelike

Most food crises are ‘largely manufactured’, charity says in new report published on World Food Day. Hunger caused by conflicts

By Tesi Kaven Kenya’s veteran politician Raila Odinga, who this week officially launched his bid for the African Union Commission

By Professor Femi Olufunmilade The ongoing nationwide protest in Nigeria, which began on 1st August and is billed to end

By Dr Clement Sefar-Nyarko Ghana, which has more than 70 ethnic groups, has been among the most stable democracies in

By Anglebert Bonkoungou In the wake of the inaugural summit of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) on 6th July,

By Kennedy Ikantu Peretei The “7 Days of Rage” protest in Kenya last week, that literally conflagrated the Kenyan political

During a visit to Tanzania in 2023, Paul Nantulya couldn’t help but notice StarTimes television satellite dishes being installed atop

By Prof. Femi Olufunmilade When Adolf Hitler launched World War II (1936 – 1945) and killed six million Jews across

By Prof. Femi Olufunmilade 1. Flush out terrorists that have made a soft target of farming communities in Benue, Plateau,

By Prof. Femi Olufunmilade The latest figure of casualties, as I write, regarding the attacks on Plateau communities during the

By Anglebert Bonkoungou Since 2015, Burkina Faso has been facing a brutal reality: a decisive onslaught of armed terrorist groups