COLUMNIST: ABUBAKAR ISAH

Zintan, Libya mdash; 3 February 2026: Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the 53-year-old son of Libya rsquo;s former leader Muammar ...

Nigeria rsquo;s worsening security crisis has increasingly been framed abroad through a dangerous and misleading lens: t ...

Nigeria is once again confronted with a disturbing case involving the alleged abduction and abuse of a minor. Yet, unlik ...

In international law, war is not a casual word. It carries grave legal consequences, strict rules, and moral boundaries. ...

I wrote Comfort of My Eyes because some stories refuse to be silent. They insist on being told not for applause, but for ...

In the age of artificial intelligence and digital communication, visibility is power. It shapes narratives, drives econo ...

In the modern age, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are celebrated as the engines of national pr ...

The Last Liberation: From Mental Chains to Cultural Resurrection Africa rsquo;s story has never been one of weakness, ...

Africa stands at a moral crossroads. Across the continent, ordinary citizens are trapped between corrupt political syste ...

There comes a moment in the life of every people when hesitation becomes betrayal. For Africa, that moment is now. We ...

In the grand narrative of human civilization, Africa has often been cast as a passive recipient of knowledge rather than ...

Youth as Seamstresses of the Future: The Digital Vanguard of Pan-Africanism Every generation inherits a patchwork of ...

Africa rsquo;s story has too often been told by others and when the pen is not in our hands, the ink can wound us. From ...

When the colonial powers gathered in Berlin in 1884 ndash;1885 to carve Africa into bite-sized territories, they were no ...

Breaking the Chains: Rethinking Africa rsquo;s Economic Sovereignty. More than sixty years after the winds of indepen ...

You cannot unite the body of Africa when the soul remains colonized. - Abubakar Isah Africa has long dreamed of uni ...