Between the courtroom and power: Joseph Kabila’s trial exposes the fault lines in Congo’s future
The death sentence handed down in absentia to former president Joseph Kabila by a military tribunal in Kinshasa has become far more than
Who is afraid of change in Africa?
More than five decades after the first calls for political renewal across the continent, the question remains: why does change in Africa still
AGOA at a crossroads: What’s at stake for Africa and Washington
Washington, D.C. / Johannesburg The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), once celebrated as the cornerstone of U.S.–Africa trade policy, has now entered
Thabo Mbeki warns ANC of eroding support, calls for renewal and inclusive fialogue in KwaZulu-Natal
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa – Former South African president and ANC stalwart Thabo Mbeki has issued one of his sharpest warnings yet to the
The CFA Franc: A colonial currency still shackling West Africa’s sovereignty
By AfricaHeadline – Special Report For nearly eight decades, 14 African nations have lived under the weight of the CFA franc, a currency
UN must change or risk irrelevance, Finland tells General Assembly
New York – Finland’s President used his address at the United Nations General Assembly to call for urgent institutional reform and a renewed
Sarkozy and the Libyan connection: A Pan-African legacy and France’s colonial shadows
AfricaHeadline | Investigative DeskIndependent African journalism. Facts, depth, and accountability. PARIS – Nicolas Sarkozy, once hailed as the energetic reformer of French politics,
Cameroon faces another crucial political test
YAOUNDÉ — Forty-three years after first taking power, Paul Biya, now 92, continues to shape Cameroon’s political future. The country is preparing for
Tinubu tightens grip on power, but Nigerians face rising costs and insecurity
Abuja, Nigeria — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has tightened his hold on Africa’s most populous nation. His party dominates the presidency, parliament and most
Angola tables bid for minority stake in De Beers as Botswana pursues controlling interest
By AfricaHeadline – Special Feature Angola has formally entered the race for the future of De Beers, with state-owned diamond company Endiama submitting
