Once upon a time, in what is now Angola, there lived a fearless queen named Nzinga Mbande. Born in 1583 into the royal family of the Ndongo Kingdom, Nzinga was no ordinary princess. From a young age, she was trained in military strategy, diplomacy, and politics by her father, King Kiluanji. She learned how to fight, negotiate, and lead—skills that would make her one of the most powerful and clever rulers in African history.
Beneath the imposing shadow of the Pentagon lies a forgotten history: the story of Queen City, a vibrant Black community displaced to make way for the iconic military structure.
Economic hitmen and IMF policies have trapped African nations in cycles of debt and dependency. This article reveals how covert strategies and coercive loans undermine global prosperity—and what it will take to break free.
Trump has vowed to end all U.S. funding to South Africa, declaring on Truth Social that the nation’s land reform law—a measure to redress apartheid-era theft by returning stolen land to Black communities—constitutes “human rights violations.”
Orania, a town in South Africa, claims to champion cultural preservation and self-determination. Yet its exclusion of black Africans ignites fierce debate, forcing the nation to confront unresolved tensions between identity, history, and equality in a post-apartheid era.
Sudan’s collapse is a harrowing tale of authoritarian rule, ethnic violence, and unchecked ambition. From Omar al-Bashir’s brutal regime to the current power struggle between military factions, the nation has spiraled into one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises…
