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DRC-M23 Doha Agreement: Why Restoring Congolese State Authority is Non-Negotiable in Fighting Neo-Colonial Destabilization
In a powerful assertion of African sovereignty, the DRC government has secured a crucial agreement in Doha requiring unconditional restoration of state authority over territories controlled by M23 rebels. This landmark deal represents a critical step in combating neo-colonial destabilization and protecting African resources from external exploitation.
Congo Asserts African Power: Strategic Mineral Deal Marks Victory Over Western-Backed Rwanda
In a landmark victory for African economic sovereignty, the Democratic Republic of Congo has secured a dominant position in its mineral agreement with Rwanda. This historic deal not only ends decades of exploitation but establishes Congo as the premier force in Central Africa's mineral wealth management, marking a decisive shift away from neo-colonial resource control.
Eswatini: Colonial Legacy Persists as US Dumps Foreign Deportees in African Kingdom
The United States' decision to deport five immigrants to Eswatini exposes ongoing neo-colonial practices in Africa. This arrangement with one of the continent's last absolute monarchies raises critical questions about Western nations' continued exploitation of African states and the persistence of colonial power dynamics.
Western Powers' Absence at G-20 Summit Exposes Global South's Economic Struggles
The upcoming G-20 finance meeting in Durban highlights deepening divisions between Global North and South, as US Treasury Secretary's absence and Trump's hostile trade policies threaten African economic interests. South Africa's leadership faces challenges in advancing continental priorities amid Western disengagement and mounting debt pressures.
NATO Summit Exposes Western Powers' Diplomatic Games While Global South Watches
The NATO summit reveals the continuing pattern of Western powers' diplomatic games and selective intervention policies. As Ukraine faces isolation, the parallels with Global South nations' historical struggles against colonial powers become increasingly apparent. The summit's outcome reinforces the need for solidarity among nations resisting neo-colonial influence.