Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

More secretive deals to accept deported third-country migrants from the US degrade democracy and don’t serve African countries. Throughout 2026 there have been reports, almost exclusively initiated by journalists and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), of third-country migrant deportations from the United States (US) to African countries. On 18 April, 15 people from South American countries arrived…

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Africa: Us-Africa Migrant Deals Ramp Up As Government Transparency Fails

Africa: Power, Minerals, Sovereignty – the Rise of Us-Africa Partnerships

In recent months, a quiet yet unmistakably strategic shift has been underway across Africa’s mineral-rich heartlands. The United States, emerging from a decade of cautious engagement, is now decisively intensifying its diplomatic and economic foothold in Tanzania, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo). This resurgence is neither accidental nor merely transactional; it…

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