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Emmanuel Oduor
Emmanuel Oduor is a Producer at TRT Afrika
Emmanuel Oduor is a Producer at TRT Afrika
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South Sudan marks 15 years of independence but election test awaits
Many in the country feel the December vote would bestow a new government with a popular mandate to allow for state-building and enable citizens to demand accountability.
5 min read
Türkiye-Africa security ties gain momentum in a changing world order
Türkiye's growing influence in Africa rests on security, military training, and defence partnerships, as African nations view Ankara as an alternative to Western powers and as a supporter of local capacity-building.
5 min read
Five times more sulphur: Kenya opts for 'dirty fuel' as war on Iran hits supply
Kenya's decision to ease fuel standards in response to rising fuel prices and scarcity has sparked criticism, with a consumer protection group saying it is considering legal action.
6 min read
Expelled from Sahel: What is France looking for in Kenya?
Kenya does not have a colonial history with France, however, it’s partnership with Paris raises a question whether it has learned lessons from France’s dealings with its former colonies.
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Digital sovereignty: Africa's new battle for independence
As Africa rapidly digitalises, hidden behind the boom are the growing concerns over the continent’s lack of control of the data it produces.
5 min read
Splintered Sudan: Why a parallel government is worse than a deadlocked war
The formation of a parallel government in Sudan by the paramilitary RSF and its allies portends grim possibilities for a nation already battling what is already the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
5 min read
French colonial atrocities in Cameroon: Why Macron's admission is a half truth
The French president's acknowledgement of the bloody history of Cameroon's struggle for independence has cracked open a sealed archive of colonial brutality without offering the catharsis the country needs.
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