Undermine

Ghana, a beacon of hope in West Africa, is not without its challenges and triumphs woven into its rich tapestry of history. Beyond the surface of its recent economic hurdles lie stories from a more clandestine past, stories that edify or caution us, depending on the light in which they are cast. Some issues hide in the shadows of our shared history. Not long ago, President John Mahama brought one such narrative to the forefront during Ghana's Independence Day celebrations—a reminder of certain concealed episodes…

Macawisley Abuses Raise Dilemmas in Somalia's Anti-Al-Shabaab Strategy MOGADISHU, Somalia - The climate of Somalia's complex socio-political landscape is shifting once more, as fresh reports highlight concerning human rights abuses by the Macawisley militia, a group critical to the ongoing struggle against Al-Shabaab in the central regions. Such revelations were laid bare by Hassan Ali Nur Shute, the stern chief of Somalia's military court, who announced on…

In a twist that could only be described as a plot straight out of a political thriller, the special counsel's report reveals that Donald Trump, if not for his re-election four years later, might have found himself on the wrong side of a courtroom gavel for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 Presidential election results. Released by the US Justice Department, the report penned by Special Counsel Jack Smith pulls back the curtain on the tumultuous efforts of Mr. Trump to manipulate the electoral outcome—a grand finale…

In a bustling, often unpredictable world, fresh allegations have surfaced in the Horn of Africa, casting a shadow over the delicate peace between Somalia and Kenya. Lawmakers from the autonomous region of Jubbaland are pointing fingers at Somalia's federal government, accusing it of stirring up trouble along their shared border with Kenya. On Tuesday, a collective declaration emerged from Jubbaland's parliamentary representatives, both those in the Lower House and the Upper House. They claimed that federal forces, alongside…

Egypt and Ethiopia have been butting heads for the past decade over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) that Ethiopia’s been constructing. This hydroelectric behemoth has Egypt jittery, fearing it could mess up its water security downstream. With construction almost done and the first sparks of power generation already humming, GERD is a reality Egypt can't ignore anymore. So far, Egypt's kept its response diplomatic. They’ve fired off letters to the U.N. Security Council, accusing Ethiopia of flouting international…