A former African Union (AU) diplomat explains why certain African leaders are not sad to see the apparent "demise" of the influence-peddling tool, often mischaracterized as "donor aid"
I've long admired Al Jazeera, but it worrries me that they seem more pro-USA of late, especially regarding the proxy war in Ukraine. Not overtly pro, but they've softened their criticism. I worry that it's part of a lot of deals being made in the Middle East.
As Europe is being weakened by the USA, made to pick up slack, so its stepping more into South Africa. Germany, especially, has a long history here. I wonder if real power, which seeks to shape the world, is simply reorganising financing flows (i.e., Public funds).
I've long admired Al Jazeera, but it worrries me that they seem more pro-USA of late, especially regarding the proxy war in Ukraine. Not overtly pro, but they've softened their criticism. I worry that it's part of a lot of deals being made in the Middle East.
As Europe is being weakened by the USA, made to pick up slack, so its stepping more into South Africa. Germany, especially, has a long history here. I wonder if real power, which seeks to shape the world, is simply reorganising financing flows (i.e., Public funds).