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Kestér Kenn Klomegâh
Kestér Kenn Klomegâh, a Special Contributor to Blitz worked previously at the Regional Bureau of African Press Agency and Inter Press Service (IPS). As a versatile researcher based in Prague, capital of Czech Republic, he believes that everyone deserves equal access to quality and trustworthy media reports. Most of his well-resourced articles are reprinted in several reputable foreign media.
Opinion
Are China and Russia giant competitors in Africa?
Russia has to acknowledge the difference between illusions and realities in the geopolitical games. It has to recognize and thoroughly analyse, and manage the...
Opinion
Fighting global hunger is a collective effort
The United States, acting through the US Agency for International Development, or USAID, has committed more than $14 billion in humanitarian and development assistance...
Views
Russia’s relations with Africa limited to agreements and joint declarations
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has indicated that a comprehensive declaration would be signed at the two-day African leaders’ summit at Expoforum, July 27...
Opinion
What’s the future for Russia’s Wagner Group in Africa?
The internal disagreements and possibly deep-seated dissatisfaction between Russia's Ministry of Defense (MoD) and Wagner Group leader over the 'special military operation' are aspects...
Opinion
Botswana readies for 15th US-Africa Business Summit
Botswana, a landlocked country in the centre of southern Africa, will host the 15th US-Africa Business Summit in Gaborone from July 11-14 which is...
Opinion
The fourth estate verses South African Cyril Ramaphosa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa may underestimate the widespread media attacks inside his domain about the last round-trip intended to broker peace between two...
Opinion
Expected impact on Africa’s growth and development
The Paris Summit on new global financing pact offers some hope for Africa's development within the context of the geopolitical changes and competition on...
Economy
Kiev forms Ukrainian-African Trade Mission
The former Soviet republic of Ukraine, despite its current war conditions perpetuated by neighboring Russia, has prioritized Africa in its foreign policy. Ukrainian Foreign...
Opinion
Russia relationship with Africa pegged on delivering pledges
Official documents show there has been a great interest in the further development of relations between Africa and Russia.
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International
President Ahmed Tinubu heads to Paris for Global Financing Pact summit
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has seemingly showed the first signs of optimism. Despite the fact his government has...
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NATO’s brutal exploitation of Ukraine shall end with Russia’s victory
Drago Bosnic Image: Agencies
On December 2, South Front reported that Alexander Soros, son of the infamous American neoliberal extremist oligarch George Soros, made an agreement with the Neo-Nazi junta that would compel the latter to allocate 400 km² of Ukrainian land for the disposal of hazardous chemical waste....
Top general admits of failed Ukrainian counteroffensive
The Ukrainian counteroffensive, which began in June with much confidence amid expectations that assault brigades equipped with Western military equipment would easily crush Russian defensive lines and reach Crimea, ended with a sobering humiliation as the dreams and aspirations of strategists in Kiev did not survive the...
The administration of the state or other political subjects is a matter of art
By: Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic
There are many official and unofficial as well as academic and non-academic approaches and formal/informal definitions of politics and its functioning in society. However, as the most universal concept, it can be concluded that politics is simply the ability to direct and administer...
Artificial Intelligence and the future of human rights
By: Md. Shawkat Alam Faisal
"Technology must be harnessed to serve justice, not undermine it. The intersection of AI and human rights demands a judicious approach to prevent unintended consequences”, Chief Justice John Roberts.
As we mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the...
Holy scriptures disapprove corporal punishment
Whether we are saints or sinners. Whether we have children of our own or not, the effects of corporal punishment spreads like a virus and endangers all of us, individually and collectively.
It is an heinous, disgusting act that no human being should have to endure and it defies the...
In Sadiq Khan’s Londonistan, Jews are the targets
Back in 2006, eminent British journalist and my most-admired ally Melanie Phillips in her book titled ‘Londonistan: How Britain Is Creating a Terror State Within’ gave a detailed description of the spread of Islamism in the United Kingdom over the previous twenty years. Writing for The Daily Telegraph, the historian and writer...
Bangladesh rejects hartals and blockades
As the cold winds of Agrahayan usher in the winter season in Bangladesh, a familiar chill sets in the political atmosphere. Over the past couple of decades, this time of the year has witnessed not only the onset of social movements but has also become a critical...
American diplomats work for enemies of Americans
Unknown number of American diplomats, including senior officials of the State Department are secretly working as “assets” or “agents” of foreign nations and entities that are considered as prime enemies of the Americans.
Meanwhile, according to media reports, Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan pledged to summon the...
Canada Free Press, Justin Trudeau’s filthy attempts cannot silence
While Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, xeroxing his globalist ally Joe Biden has been continuously lecturing the world about democracy, rule of law, human rights, freedom of expression and press freedom, in his own country he is running a vile mission of silencing his political opponents such...
Financing Ukraine with frozen Russian assets threatens the Euro’s reputation
Vice-President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Luis de Guindos has warned that frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine by Europe could dent the Euro’s reputation as a safe currency, even though many in the European Union continue to advocate for this action. Guindos is evidently afraid...
Russian military is attempting to repeat the strategic success at Artyomovsk
Ever since the failure of the Kiev regime's much-touted counteroffensive, one that was supposed to "turn the tables" and "drive Russian forces behind the Urals", the mainstream propaganda machine has been fighting tooth and nail to justify the failure, while some have engaged in straight up denial...
Tarique Rahman generates a crescendo of discontent within BNP
Bangladesh's political landscape is currently witnessing unprecedented shifts, with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) finding itself at the epicenter of a profound and tumultuous storm. The decision to abstain from the 12th national elections, spearheaded by the party's controversial leader Tariq Rahman, has not only ignited sparks...