In the turbulent aftermath of the strike that reportedly killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, a dramatic narrative has begun circulating in international media. According to this account, Khamenei was warned that a devastating U.S.-Israeli strike was imminent but refused to leave the compound, declaring that if the Iranian people[Read More…]
Author: Samsuddeen Sarr, Retired Lt. Col.
Africa Must Speak Before The Missiles Do
The diplomatic clock is now ticking in the loudest way possible. With indirect talks between Washington and Tehran faltering, the world edges toward a war whose consequences would be neither regional nor temporary. What once sounded like contingency planning now looks like operational readiness. Statements from senior U.S. officials, including[Read More…]
Sanyang Deep-Sea Port & Why The Gambia Must Rediscover The SeneGambia Spirit
The excitement surrounding the proposed Sanyang deep-sea port is easy to understand. A modern port stirs dreams of cranes on the skyline, ships on the horizon, and prosperity at the gates. It is being sold as a ladder to economic independence. But ports do not thrive on concrete alone. They[Read More…]

