modern panafricanism through Kémi Séba’s controversial activism
As South African courts prepare to rule on the fate of Kémi Séba—arrested in mid-April while attempting to enter Zimbabwe clandestinely—writer Venance Konan questions whether the social media activist, with 1.5 million followers, truly embodies today’s panafricanism. This moment invites a closer look at the movement’s history and its shifting forms.
7 juillet 2026 Auteur : Agnelo Agnade Diabolisation de la société PHC : Un maître-chanteur recruté ! Partager FacebookXWhatsAppLinkedinEmail Imprimer Il se prévaut journaliste alors qu’il n’est qu’un animateur télé. Sa spécialité c’est le chantage. Pratique qu’il utilise à sa télévision et sur les réseaux sociaux pour soutirer de l’argent à de personnalités politiques et à des […]
DRC constitutional reform must prioritize national consensus and human rights Félix Tshisekedi During an interactive dialogue at the 62nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, Abdoul Aziz Thioye, Deputy Director of the Global Operations Division at the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, delivered a critical message regarding the Democratic […]
Ecouter l’article The fundamental transformation of Gabon demands more than superficial adjustments. This powerful assertion comes from Yves Fernand Manfoumbi, a seasoned technocrat who previously served as Director General of the Budget and held ministerial portfolios. For Manfoumbi, the nation must undergo a profound conceptual shift, abandoning reactive, day-to-day management in favor of a robust, […]
