by Mustafa B Mheta | Mar 31, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
The African Union’s Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) issued a communique that was published recently which has raised eyebrows in Rabat. It raises the issue of the AU’s neutrality in the Western Sahara dossier and the UN’s central role in assisting the parties to...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Mar 25, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
Africa should stop outsourcing its security to Western nations and should instead, immediately operationalize the “African Union Standby Brigade” to fight terrorism on the continent. The belief that foreign armies will end these terror attacks is misplaced. From the...
by Iqbal Jassat | Mar 19, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
Douglas Gibson’s call on Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng to defy the ruling by the Judicial Conduct Committee (JCC) against him, is an arrogant display of utter disrespect and may be construed to be a call for anarchy. That it comes from a former member of...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Mar 19, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
The call by Libya’s interim Prime Minister-designate Mr. Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, for the departure of 20,000 foreign fighters present in the country is a welcome development. He made the case to his proposed Cabinet line-up during parliamentary talks. “The mercenaries...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Mar 18, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, Press Releases, World News
The Media Review Network (MRN) is deeply skeptical of the latest US military foray into Mozambique. We view this development as an elaborate scheme designed to entrench Africa Command (AFRICOM) of the US Army indefinitely on African soil. We are perturbed at the fact...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Mar 12, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
Though relations between the “brotherly countries” have never been without bumps in the road, Morocco and Algeria’s chilly ties have given way to open hostility over the past few months. The main culprit is obviously the Western Sahara conflict. Progress on the issue...
