Moussa Ibrahim

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Articles

It’s 2025, but Africans are still in chains. Why?

1 week ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Moussa Ibrahim

As Gaddafi’s last spokesperson, I saw what real African independence can look like: free education, universal healthcare, interest-free housing, and no IMF interference. The past few days have offered a brutal snapshot of Africa’s unresolved crisis. In Burkina Faso, militants from Jama’at Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), affiliated with Al-Qaeda, overran the Diapaga military base in the east, seizing most of the city and exposing the precarious state of security in the Sahel.
It’s 2025, but Africans are still in chains. Why? - Moussa Ibrahim

1 week ago | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

The past few days have offered a brutal snapshot of Africa’s unresolved crisis. In Burkina Faso, militants from Jama’at Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), affiliated with Al-Qaeda, overran the Diapaga military base in the east, seizing most of the city and exposing the precarious state of security in the Sahel.
The Soviet Union defeated more than just the Nazis in 1945 - Moussa Ibrahim

4 weeks ago | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

Victory Day, marked every year in May, is remembered for the defeat of Nazi Germany by the Red Army of the Soviet Union and its allies in 1945. The world saw fascism crumble under the weight of mass resistance, both military and moral. But while Europe swept its streets and held its parades, across the African continent, colonized peoples watched with a different kind of hope. For them, Victory Day was not just about the fall of Hitler. It was about the idea that brutal regimes could fall at all.
Why Zelensky suddenly remembered Africa exists - Moussa Ibrahim

1 month ago | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

When Ukraine’s leader Vladimir Zelensky lands on African soil, he is not just making another stop in a diplomatic tour. He is bringing with him the full weight of the Euro-American agenda, crafted in Washington, Brussels, and London, with the aim of drawing Africa into a war it did not start and does not benefit from. This is not about Ukraine seeking understanding or empathy – it is about maintaining a global hierarchy, in which Africa is expected to follow, not to lead.
The debt noose: Why does Africa remain trapped? - Moussa Ibrahim

2 months ago | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

In late February 2025, a group of former African heads of state and finance experts gathered in Cape Town, South Africa, to sign the Cape Town Declaration – a bold call for a comprehensive debt relief program for African nations.
Here’s what NATO really fears in Africa - Moussa Ibrahim

Feb 12, 2025 | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

There was a time when the West spoke, and the world listened. Its newspapers were the arbiters of truth, its think tanks the producers of unquestionable wisdom, and its governments the self-appointed defenders of democracy. But today, something has changed – especially in Africa. The carefully manufactured Western narratives are no longer going unchallenged.
From Leopold to lithium: How corporations perfected the art of plundering Africa - Moussa Ibrahim

Jan 29, 2025 | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

It’s been over six decades since the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) declared independence, yet its eastern provinces remain trapped in a vicious cycle of violence, resource plunder, and geopolitical intrigue. Recent developments, such as the resurgence of the M23 rebel group and escalating tensions with Rwanda, paint a grim picture of a conflict deeply entrenched in colonial legacies of exploitation and control.
Can this nation finally turn G20 to the Global South?

Dec 5, 2024 | nexusnewsfeed.com | Moussa Ibrahim

South Africa’s presidency is expected to change the group’s vision of the world economyBy Moussa Ibrahim, Executive Secretary of the African Legacy Foundation, Johannesburg Leaders of the G20 take part in a group photo after a working session as part of the G20 Summit Rio de Janeiro 2024 at Museu de Arte Moderna on November 19, 2024 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Can this nation finally turn G20 to the Global South? - Moussa Ibrahim

Dec 4, 2024 | qoshe.com | Moussa Ibrahim

As South Africa assumes the presidency of the G20 in December 2024, it carries the hopes of Africa and the Global South for a more equitable world order. This pivotal moment comes amid growing discontent over neo-colonial economic systems, wars of profit, and unchecked exploitation of natural resources by the Global North. South Africa’s leadership must challenge these systemic injustices and forge a path toward unity, sustainability, and justice for the Global South.
‘You broke it, you fix it’: Why the Global South’s patience is wearing thin

Dec 1, 2024 | capitalethiopia.com | Moussa Ibrahim

As delegates from around the world gathered in Baku, Azerbaijan, for the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29), the stage was set for another round of pledges, promises, and- if recent history is a guide – disappointments. While leaders from the Global North polished their speeches about ambitious green transitions, the Global South braced for more empty rhetoric.