South Africa has shut down one of its main border crossings with Mozambique because of intense violence erupting after a controversial election in Mozambique last month. The Lebombo port, an essential connection between the two countries, has been closed for safety reasons, according to South Africa’s Border Management Authority (BMA).
Every US election draws global attention, but for Africans, this time around, there’s a familiar question: What does a new president in the White House mean for our continent? This election is unusual. Instead of two familiar political faces, it’s between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. But for Africa, the
Dr. Jerome Corsi, a well-known political scientist and best-selling author, is raising some serious concerns about the way elections are run in the United States. He claims that intelligence agencies in Washington, D.C., might be secretly controlling the elections through complex computer programs and hidden algorithms in voter registration databases.
Last weekend, Georgia held parliamentary elections that have led to a major conflict between the ruling party, Georgian Dream, and four opposition parties. These opposition groups claim the elections were unfair and that their votes were stolen. The president of Georgia, Salome Zourabichvili, who was born in France, has refused
Recently, the small country of Georgia held elections, and the results were not what Western leaders expected. The ruling party, called Georgian Dream, won with 54% of the votes. This party has often been criticized in the West for being “pro-Russian” and “anti-Western.” Meanwhile, the opposition party, which is seen
Moldova, a small country in Eastern Europe, is facing a big political mess. The first round of the presidential election and a highly publicized vote on joining the European Union (EU) are surrounded by serious accusations of cheating and unfair practices. A Close Call on EU Membership Incumbent President Maia
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recently made some bold claims about the United States’ actions following Georgia’s recent parliamentary elections. According to Maduro, the U.S. has been interfering in the country’s internal politics in a way he believes is reminiscent of colonial powers of the past. Here’s what happened: In Georgia,
Recently, reports have surfaced that snipers trained in Ukraine have arrived in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital. A source from the Russian news agency TASS claims that these snipers might be there to create a fake incident that could lead to a coup by opposition groups unhappy with the recent election results.
This weekend’s election in Georgia ended in a predictable way: the ruling Georgian Dream party declared victory. But the pro-Western opposition isn’t happy. They’re questioning the results, calling for protests, and, possibly, pushing for a movement that looks a lot like the “color revolutions” of the past. If they succeed,
