The Empire Sends an Invoice: The Poverty of British Memory
Suella Braverman says Africa and the Caribbean owe Britain gratitude for empire, not the reverse. Her own government's repayment records say otherwise, and the timing says even more.
Heroes and Terrorists: Framing the War on the AES in the Western Press
When fighters overran Malian forces, the Western press read it as an achievement, not an atrocity. The vocabulary…
MALI UNDER SIEGE AGAIN: THE RENEWED OFFENSIVE AND THE HANDS BEHIND IT
Just over two months after the deadliest coordinated assault Mali has known in a decade, the country has…
MACRON'S ACCRA PERFORMANCE: A SHAM DRESSED AS SOLIDARITY
Macron spoke to Africa on reparations from Paris. This article examines his speech, France's policies and why many…
The Reparations Fixtures: What the 2026 World Cup Is Really About
When Ghana plays England at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it will not simply be a football match.…
From Colony to Laboratory: How Kenya Became a Testing Ground for the Imperial Project Under William Ruto
While Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger were throwing France out, William Ruto was rolling out the red carpet.…
South Africa's Betrayal, the Western Trap, and the Case for Pan-African Solidarity
Thirty-two years after Mandela walked free, South Africa is the most unequal country on earth. The ANC chose…
Pope Leo’s Apology for Slavery and the Debt the Church Still Owes
An apology without material consequence is a theological gesture. History demands something sturdier.
When the Arsonist Offers to Rebuild, Check His Pockets for Matches
As French President Emmanuel Macron prepares to attend Ghana's reparations conference in Accra, questions are mounting over France's…