Abayomi Azikiwe

A city built on the steel industry which became a pioneer in African American political representation has faced massive population loss and now a power outage which lasted more than two weeks

A rash of mysterious deaths among African Americans deemed “suicides” has raised alarm throughout the United States

Trump orders the bombing of civilian locations killing four people at a wedding along with bombing operations on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband condemns Israeli settlements and announces sanctions, exposing contradictions in Britain’s Palestine policy.

Trump faces a Supreme Court setback over mail-in voting as concerns grow over voter suppression, MAGA policies and the 2026 midterms.

For several years, three landlocked West African states have undergone political transformations designed to turn the page on French neo-colonialism.

High school students in France have engaged in strikes and mass demonstrations as funding cuts and lay-offs have created intolerable conditions in the education sector.

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger are leading the way toward the realization of Pan-Africanism and Internationalism in the 21st century.

Since 2020 much has taken place within the African world where on the continent and throughout the Diaspora people have risen up against institutional racism, national oppression, neo-colonialism, fascism and imperialism. From the George Floyd uprising which began in the United States city of Minneapolis and spread throughout the international community to revolutionary developments in what became known as the Alliance of Sahel States (AES).

Britain deploys fighter jets to support Saudi Arabia as Yemen’s resistance advances, threatening key shipping routes and Western influence in West Asia.