Author: Dennis Kahohi

Was Syria’s Bashar al-Assad the latest target of a Western-engineered regime-change agenda against Global South governments? That’s what many are thinking after the lightning seizure of…

In Ghana, the recently concluded elections have seen the incumbent New Patriotic Party lose to the National Democratic Congress. But while this signals a shift in…

In this clip from a recent Haïti Inter interview, Haitian historian and journalist Michel Soukar argued that the political class and others who benefit from the…

On 7 December 2023, one of Britain’s finest anti-colonial poets, Benjamin Zephaniah, passed away at 65, leaving behind a revolutionary and anti-imperialist legacy. He used his…

When thinking of corruption, an African politician or state often comes to mind. That is because that is the image the mainstream media and Hollywood have…

After holding out for 13 years, Syria’s Bashar al Assad’s government fell to al-Qaeda-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, with the capture of Damascus and subsequent exile of…

This week’s African proverb is a reminder that the same challenge can affect us differently – depending on our constitution. Do we bow to life’s pressures…

Land and Zimbabwe. Like Siamese twins, the two are often mentioned together. That’s because the southern African nation of 16.7 million has had land at the…

The Oyo Empire represents a powerful chapter in African history. This week’s Facts of the Week not only demonstrate its political sophistication, economic prosperity and cultural…

South Africa is being accused of using one hand to fight Israel’s military onslaught on Gaza while using the other hand to count the money it…