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African nations unite to declare colonialism a crime and press for reparations
African leaders used a gathering in Algiers on Sunday to revive a long-standing demand for the world to formally acknowledge colonial-era abuses, treat them as crimes under international law and pursue reparations for the harm inflicted across the continent. The conference, hosted in Algeria’s capital, brought together diplomats and senior officials intent on advancing an…
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Trump’s Africa strategy swaps aid for trade—but at what cost?
When President Donald Trump hosted five African leaders in Washington this month, his comments...
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Not just a visit: Why Trump is hosting five African leaders at the White House
U.S. President Donald Trump is set to host the leaders of five African nations in a summit...
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China, 53 African nations urge US to embrace fair trade amid soaring tariffs
China and 53 African countries have jointly urged the United States to abandon its increasingly...
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African leaders renew push for slavery and colonial reparations despite resistance
Amid persistent resistance to slavery reparations, African leaders are ramping up efforts to address historical injustices. At the African Union (AU) summit in Addis Ababa, held from February 15 to 16,...
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Poem: We Found You Well
Habits over strongholds and patterns; What’s (then) your concern? World of similarities that seem different, Humanity has reached the zenith of disgrace. It’s been inflicted by politicians...
