African geopolitics
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Is South Africa Witnessing a Colour Revolution?
Analysing South Africa’s March and March movement through the lens of regime change doctrine South Africa occupies a unique position in the global order. It is the only country in the BRICS+ world where the colonial management class never actually left. Political power was transferred in 1994, but the land, the mines, the banks, the… Continue reading
africa, AI and Digital Control, America, economics, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, imperialism, israel, neocolonialism, politics, war, zimbabweAfrican geopolitics, AfriForum, anti-immigration, BRICS, colour revolution, Democratic Alliance, foreign interference, Government of National Unity, June 30 protests, March and March, migration policy, multipolar transition, National Endowment for Democracy, Operation Dudula, regime change, soft coup, south africa, South African politics, xenophobia -
The New Scramble For Africa: How Fragmentation Serve Empire’s Latest Phase
The continent’s territory and minerals have become the currency of a multipolar contest – one in which the old colonial powers, rising Gulf states, and rival hegemons each pursue distinct but overlapping strategies of extraction and containment Introduction: The Return of the Scramble – But Not As We Knew It The spectacle of great powers… Continue reading
African geopolitics, Belt and Road Initiative, China-Africa relations, corridor geopolitics, critical minerals, ECOWAS withdrawal, empire and fragmentation, Ethiopia fragmentation, France Africa policy, great power rivalry, Kenya diplomacy, military basing, mineral diplomacy, Morocco Western Sahara, resource competition, resource-for-security deals, RSF Sudan, Russia-Africa relations, Sahel rupture, StraitBelt doctrine, Sudan partition, Tanzania mineral logistics, UAE influence, US National Security Strategy, Western Sahara
