Tag: #Africa

Eritrea’s Football Return: How Data Proves Its Diaspora Strategy Isn’t Unique- It’s Special

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By Khalid A Abstract: After a 20 year absence from international football, the Eritrean national team made a historic return...

Western Civilization or Western Amnesia? History Africa Refuses to Forget

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By Ghidewon Abay Asmerom Empires rarely announce themselves as empires. They return instead wrapped in moral language, armed with selectively...

Myth, Empire, and Denial: How Abyssinia Became Ethiopia and Why the Truth Still Matters

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By David Yeh Few political projects in Africa rely as heavily on historical fabrication as modern Ethiopia. Nineteenth-century maps are...

Assessment of Regional Integration: The Southern African Development Community (SADC) 

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By Amleset Negash G. Hiwet  Historically, in Europe, Africa, and the Americas, regional integration has evolved as an administrative process...

Eritrea’s Story, Africa’s Mirror: Lessons from Alemseged Tesfai’s “An African People’s Quest for Freedom and Justice: A Political History of Eritrea, 1941-1962”

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By Alula Frezghi Eritrea’s history has rarely been allowed to speak for itself. For much of the twentieth century, it...

Adulis: The Ancient Powerhouse in The Region — And Ready to Reclaim Its Story

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by Ezra Musa Adulis: The Ancient Powerhouse in The Region — And Ready to Reclaim Its Story For far too long,...

Sovereignty is Sacred. Peace is Non‑negotiable.

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By: ALULA FREZGHI At the recent African Union–European Union Summit in Luanda, leaders reaffirmed what must remain the bedrock of...