Musanjufu Benjamin Kavubu
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🏉❤️ Community Manager @Afrobloggers 🗞️|Subtle Blogger| SL @Africaniwa🌍| Progressive Antagonist| Sports Activist| CEO Narrative Focus Unit at The African Federation
Making Sense of China’s Foreign Minister, Wang Yi’s 2026 tour of Africa www.dwcug.org/making-sense... via Development Watch Center
Making Sense of China’s Foreign Minister, Wang Yi’s 2026 tour of Africa | Development Watch Centre
As the world was being sent back into barbarism by President Trump’s actions in Venezuela, China was being consistent on the diplomatic front on the African continent. For 36 consecutive years the Chi...
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January 20, 2026 at 5:55 PM
Making Sense of China’s Foreign Minister, Wang Yi’s 2026 tour of Africa www.dwcug.org/making-sense... via Development Watch Center
Power built on superiority fears dialogue, simply because power sharing discussions threaten hierarchy. Dialogue can expose weak consent, as such systems depend on identity sorting and external backing, which reduce accountability but instead reward silence.
January 20, 2026 at 5:36 PM
Power built on superiority fears dialogue, simply because power sharing discussions threaten hierarchy. Dialogue can expose weak consent, as such systems depend on identity sorting and external backing, which reduce accountability but instead reward silence.
The World Shifted in 2025: A Guide to Positioning for 2026
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January 7, 2026 at 8:34 AM
The World Shifted in 2025: A Guide to Positioning for 2026
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Grand geopolitical paradigms are vital to every aspect of statecraft. Each politician should find the best place for their motherland within the global rules-based order. Africans are sophisticated enough to keep pace with the times.
January 2, 2026 at 5:23 AM
Grand geopolitical paradigms are vital to every aspect of statecraft. Each politician should find the best place for their motherland within the global rules-based order. Africans are sophisticated enough to keep pace with the times.
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The most rigorous studies of loneliness have largely been in Europe and America. But the loneliest place of all is Madagascar. Our correspondent went there to find out why econ.st/4anRohC
December 28, 2025 at 2:15 PM
The most rigorous studies of loneliness have largely been in Europe and America. But the loneliest place of all is Madagascar. Our correspondent went there to find out why econ.st/4anRohC
Whatever type of Pan-Africanism one subscribes to, the Israel-Somaliland reinforces a hard lesson. External recognition does not equal to multilateral legitimacy. Without African Union consensus and alignment with powers like China, statehood bids halt at the global level.
December 27, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Whatever type of Pan-Africanism one subscribes to, the Israel-Somaliland reinforces a hard lesson. External recognition does not equal to multilateral legitimacy. Without African Union consensus and alignment with powers like China, statehood bids halt at the global level.
From a South South point of view, the implication is clear. Somaliland’s Taiwan relationship closes doors at the Security Council regardless of bilateral recognitions elsewhere. China will not compromise on precedents tied to sovereignty.
December 27, 2025 at 8:56 AM
From a South South point of view, the implication is clear. Somaliland’s Taiwan relationship closes doors at the Security Council regardless of bilateral recognitions elsewhere. China will not compromise on precedents tied to sovereignty.
We should expect stronger diplomatic signalling, investment pledges, and public reaffirmation of Somalia’s unity. This approach shifts pressure away from the UN, which Israel and Washington are undermining, and onto bilateral influence.
China will increase engagement with Somalia proper. To counter Taiwan and Israel influence in Somaliland, Beijing will deepen ties with Mogadishu through infrastructure, aid, and security cooperation.
December 27, 2025 at 8:55 AM
We should expect stronger diplomatic signalling, investment pledges, and public reaffirmation of Somalia’s unity. This approach shifts pressure away from the UN, which Israel and Washington are undermining, and onto bilateral influence.
China will increase engagement with Somalia proper. To counter Taiwan and Israel influence in Somaliland, Beijing will deepen ties with Mogadishu through infrastructure, aid, and security cooperation.
December 27, 2025 at 8:55 AM
China will increase engagement with Somalia proper. To counter Taiwan and Israel influence in Somaliland, Beijing will deepen ties with Mogadishu through infrastructure, aid, and security cooperation.
China will coordinate with Russia and sympathetic states. Moscow shares skepticism toward Western backed recognition processes. Even if Russia remains formally neutral, alignment against Western driven precedents remains likely to reinforce a multipolar counterweight.
December 27, 2025 at 8:55 AM
China will coordinate with Russia and sympathetic states. Moscow shares skepticism toward Western backed recognition processes. Even if Russia remains formally neutral, alignment against Western driven precedents remains likely to reinforce a multipolar counterweight.
This mirrors its positions on Taiwan, Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. Consistency matters for China. Any exception weakens its core claims elsewhere.
China supports Somalia’s territorial integrity without ambiguity. Beijing recognises Mogadishu as the sole legitimate government of Somalia. At the Security Council, China will anchor its arguments in international law, the principle of inherited borders, and non-interference.
December 27, 2025 at 8:55 AM
This mirrors its positions on Taiwan, Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. Consistency matters for China. Any exception weakens its core claims elsewhere.
China supports Somalia’s territorial integrity without ambiguity. Beijing recognises Mogadishu as the sole legitimate government of Somalia. At the Security Council, China will anchor its arguments in international law, the principle of inherited borders, and non-interference.
December 27, 2025 at 8:54 AM
China supports Somalia’s territorial integrity without ambiguity. Beijing recognises Mogadishu as the sole legitimate government of Somalia. At the Security Council, China will anchor its arguments in international law, the principle of inherited borders, and non-interference.
China treats Somaliland through the lens of the One China principle. Somaliland maintains official relations with Taiwan. China will frame Somaliland as a separatist authority aligned with forces undermining Chinese sovereignty. This alone guarantees resistance.
December 27, 2025 at 8:54 AM
China treats Somaliland through the lens of the One China principle. Somaliland maintains official relations with Taiwan. China will frame Somaliland as a separatist authority aligned with forces undermining Chinese sovereignty. This alone guarantees resistance.
Beijing will oppose any actions at the UNSC that promote Somaliland’s declaration of independence. Beijing’s response will be guided by its established policies, strategic interests, and previous precedents. Should the matter reach that stage, China intends to exercise its veto.
December 27, 2025 at 8:53 AM
Beijing will oppose any actions at the UNSC that promote Somaliland’s declaration of independence. Beijing’s response will be guided by its established policies, strategic interests, and previous precedents. Should the matter reach that stage, China intends to exercise its veto.
V2Ray or Trojan require a private server outside Uganda. They make traffic hard to identify. WireGuard needs obfuscation. Raw WireGuard traffic stays visible. Wrapping it makes traffic look like normal web use. muwado.com/surviving-th...
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December 23, 2025 at 6:40 AM
V2Ray or Trojan require a private server outside Uganda. They make traffic hard to identify. WireGuard needs obfuscation. Raw WireGuard traffic stays visible. Wrapping it makes traffic look like normal web use. muwado.com/surviving-th...
It's essential that we intentionally address inequity, rather than just focusing on inequality, which often consumes most of our efforts. P
December 17, 2025 at 6:31 AM
It's essential that we intentionally address inequity, rather than just focusing on inequality, which often consumes most of our efforts. P
In 2021, they restricted access to app stores and download links. People searched for VPNs too late. This tactic locked millions out. It proves one point. You must secure all software and configuration files before Dec, Your preparation must finish early muwado.com/surviving-th...
SURVIVING THE BLACKOUT. A GUIDE FOR UGANDA 2026. - Muwado - Africa's Storytelling Platform
January 15, 2026 approaches. You feel the tension. The 2021 blackout showed a clear strategy. First, a total shutdown. Second, targeted filtering. Your communication survival depends on defeating both...
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December 16, 2025 at 6:42 PM
In 2021, they restricted access to app stores and download links. People searched for VPNs too late. This tactic locked millions out. It proves one point. You must secure all software and configuration files before Dec, Your preparation must finish early muwado.com/surviving-th...
New episode of The East African Perspective with Dr M. Munir examine Sudan’s war, the displacement of 12M people, the collapse of the health system, the role of the RSF,the underfunded humanitarian response, and the risk of the crisis spreading across East Africa.
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The Sudan Conflict with Dr M. Munir A. Safieldin
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November 29, 2025 at 12:17 AM
New episode of The East African Perspective with Dr M. Munir examine Sudan’s war, the displacement of 12M people, the collapse of the health system, the role of the RSF,the underfunded humanitarian response, and the risk of the crisis spreading across East Africa.
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#Parenting is just a cycle of rebellion. Looking at post-colonial #Zambia, I found similarities between parenting and nation building.
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The Cycle Of Rebellion: How Parenting And Nation-Building Mirror Each Other
But perhaps one of the most profound metaphors for parenting—especially in the African context—is that of a country emerging from colonial rule
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November 12, 2025 at 11:18 PM
#Parenting is just a cycle of rebellion. Looking at post-colonial #Zambia, I found similarities between parenting and nation building.
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Have you been to my podcast the East African Perspective podcast
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Derrick Wandera on State Control, Media Freedom, and Regional Security
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November 27, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Have you been to my podcast the East African Perspective podcast
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