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A polling station in Ikeja, Lagos in Nigeria in 2015. The new biometric voter accreditation system might be seen as a game-changer / credit: U.S. Embassy in Nigeria

Buhari Warns About Foreign Meddling As Nigeria Heads to Polls to Decide on Next President

African Stream February 24, 2023 African Stream

Nigeria’s president has scolded Western diplomats for their comments about the way the February 25 presidential election is being run, warning against foreign meddling. Countries across Africa are up against Western-backed coup attempts and Western-supported disinformation campaigns. African Stream reports.

M23 fighters loyal to Bosco Ntaganda moved on March 1, 2013, along the road towards Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as UN peacekeeping troops observed a gathering of armed people north of the city / credit: MONUSCO / Sylvain Liechti

Fresh Protests Break Out In Congo Against UN and East African Forces; Anger Grows Over M23 Advance

Tanupriya Singh February 10, 2023 Tanupriya Singh

At least eight people were killed by UN forces in the North Kivu province on February 7. The Democratic Republic of Congo is witnessing renewed protests against the UN peacekeeping mission (MONUSCO) and the East African Community (EAC) regional forces. Tanupriya Singh reports for Peoples Dispatch.

Unidentified women in Adagom, the refugee settlement in southeastern Nigeria where about 5,000 Cameroonians reside / credit: Philip Obaji, Jr.

After Losing Babies to Traffickers, Refugees in Cameroon Are Fighting Back

Philip Obaji Jr February 6, 2023 Philip Obaji Jr

Trafficking of adults and children has become rampant as a war rages in Cameroon between the Francophone government and Anglophone forces. Philip Obaji, Jr., reports from Mamfe, Cameroon.

Burkina Faso Gives France 1 Month to Leave

African Stream January 25, 2023 African Stream

Burkina Faso has given France one month to pull troops out. France was conducting an anti-terror operation that the people of Burkina Faso deemed a failure. African Stream reports.

A protest in Taleex, Somalia, on January 15 / credit: Khaatumo Media Office

Protests in Breakaway Somaliland Call for Reunification with Somalia

Pavan Kulkarni January 18, 2023 Pavan Kulkarni

As the United States and the United Kingdom are increasingly legitimizing secessionist rule in Somaliland, whose sovereignty has no international recognition, a unionist movement seeking a united Somalia threatens to unravel the self-declared republic. Pavan Kulkarni of Peoples Dispatch reports.

Credit: Netflix

Film Review: Netflix’s ‘Descendant’ Shows Capitalism Continues to Oppress African Descendants

Jacqueline Luqman December 30, 2022 Jacqueline Luqman

The story of a bet a wealthy businessman made, as well as a slave ship he financed, and the descendants of the Africans brought to Mobile, Alabama, are the focus of a recently released Netflix documentary, “Descendant.” TF board member Jacqueline Luqman explains why the film is worth viewing in her review.

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