Analysis
Obama and the Evolution of US Foreign Policy in Africa
A few weeks ago, we looked at what U.S. official's trips to Africa can tell us about U.S.-Africa relations. Official visits made by the...
CAF Elects New President
The Confederation of African Football (CAF), responsible for organizing the African Cup of Nations, elected a new president on March 16...
Trump’s Africa Policy “will spare” HIV/AIDS Programs
The sad thing about the 2016 U.S. Election is not that Donald Trump was elected president of the United States; it is that the new admi...
Trump Administration Ready to Disengage from the African Continent
This week we learned the U.S. administration under President Donald Trump has proposed a budget that would cut foreign aid drastically....
Cameroonians in Colorado Rally Against President Paul Biya
Since November 2016, the African nation of Cameroon has been embroiled in civil unrest marked by demonstrations and boycotts against th...
Civil War in Cameroon Imminent, Experts Warn
Beyond academic and diplomatic circles, many have not heard of the International Crisis Group or Crisis Group. The Brussels-based non-g...
Obama Administration Engagement with Africa
As Barack Obama wraps up his time as president of the United States, we are looking back at the relations he forged with the African co...
Barack Obama’s Legacy for Africa
As Donald Trump prepares to assume the U.S. presidency, we are continuing to look back at the important legacy of Barack Obama and his ...
Africans Question Outcome of 2016 U.S. Election
Earlier during the U.S. primary elections, a prelude to the general election process, I said that with Donald Trump, the U.S. may be ex...
KETO FM, Africa-focused Radio, Opens in Denver
As Colorado’s African community grows, the needs of the community have increased as well.
We’ve seen how American local governments,...