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How Africans were lured to fight for Russia and sent to Ukraine’s deadliest fronts

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By Greg Mills
| Daily Maverick Verified
“I got my Russian visa and papers from the Kenyan official at JKIA [Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi]. I then boarded the plane to Istanbul and on to Russia.” This account of a Zimbabwean prisoner of war (POW) told of a familiar passage for most of the dozen African POWs interviewed about how they ended up fighting in Russia’s war in Ukraine and how they survived the hellish front line. Their motivations were strikingly similar.
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ANC foreign policy and its historical roots

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By Greg Mills, Ray Hartley Verified
Defending the government’s stance on Iran, and its hosting of the Iranian navy in January this year in the wake of the deaths of tens of thousands of its citizens protesting the Islamic regime, South African Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola has argued that “our views on the conflict [are] anchored on international law. As South Africa, we are a country that values international law and subscribe [sic] to it.
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From Angola to Zimbabwe, how to confront Africa’s democratic challenge

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By Ian Khama, Tendai Biti, Greg Mills
| Daily Maverick Verified
Democracy is on the retreat in Africa and around the world. After the heady 1990s, during which democracy flourished in the wake of the end of the Cold War, we have seen two decades of democratic regression. According to Freedom House, which has tracked the health of democracy since 1972, by 2026 Africa had experienced 13 consecutive years of decline in democracy, with a rise in military coups, non-competitive elections, restrictions on civic space and weakened democratic institutions.
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