Slogan
African freelance journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe.
The coming of a new administration in Lilongwe is being welcomed with calls for a re-set of the country’s questionable diplomatic ties with the genocidal Zionist regime.
The surprise moves by Washington to lift decades-long illegal sanctions on Harare are coming with conditions that anti-sanctions activists are unhappy with, even as analysts see it as a strategic, self-serving bargain.
Once home to the African liberation movement, Zambia’s move to restore full diplomatic relations with the Zionist entity is seen as a betrayal of the values of the continent’s founding fathers.
The online training is aimed at dismantling the Zionist contradictory narratives, which often change from one audience to another and from region to region amid a fierce disinformation campaign.
UCT's decision to reject the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism and cut ties with some Israeli academics has turned it into a battleground for anti-Zionist and pro-"Israel" groups.
The protesters are demanding the unconditional lifting of unilateral sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the US.
Bishop Makururu's relationship with the Palestinians is a result of the years-long investment by the Palestine Embassy in Zimbabwe to improve understanding by locals of the nature of this protracted Palestine-"Israel" struggle.
While Black South Africans are disappointed that most Afrikaners are reluctant to take up the US refugee offer, some of Trump’s ‘white genocide victims’ hope Washington will support their own idea of a two-state "solution".
In Harare, Zimbabwean activists marked Nakba Day by declaring solidarity with Palestine, affirming that Hamas has become a global revolutionary movement against Israeli occupation.
As countries plot their response to Trump’s tariff tantrum, analysts say that for Africa, in the midst of this potential for hardship, lies an opportunity for the continent to speed up the march towards its goal of continental economic integration.
