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Ericson Mangoli
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Journalist, Who Owns Africa
Nairobi
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Biography
Ericson Mangoli is the founder and Managing Editor of Who Owns Africa, a platform for African journalism that focuses on politics, governance, and business. Mangoli is passionate about African stories and believes that media has a crucial role to play in driving the continent's development. In his work, he strives to promote accuracy and objective reporting on Africa.
business finance politics and technology
hedge funds, investment banks, baseball
Content
By Ericson Mangoli| Who Owns Africa@ Recent investigations have revealed a complex network of arms supply routes from Beijing to N’Djamena, Chad, facilitated through Abu Dhabi. This development raises significant concerns regarding regional security and the implications of foreign military support in conflict zones. Chad has received advanced Chinese anti-aircraft defense systems. The arms were supplied via the UAE, which has faced criticism for its involvement in regional conflicts.
By Ericson Mangoli, Idrissa Khan| Who Owns Africa@ Kenya finds itself at the center of a diplomatic storm as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) from Sudan convene in Nairobi to announce a parallel government. This controversial move has raised concerns about Kenya’s neutrality and its implications for regional stability. The RSF, a paramilitary group accused of human rights violations, is launching a parallel government from Nairobi. This event has sparked diplomatic tensions between Kenya and Sudan’s military regime.
By Ericson Mangoli| Who Owns Africa@ Billionaire, entrepreneur and Tesla CEO, Elon Musk announced via social media that SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service is now officially available in Somalia. This development comes after two and a half years of negotiations between Starlink and the Somali government, which has granted the company a license to operate within the country. The initiative aims to enhance internet access, particularly in remote areas, where connectivity has been a significant challenge.
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Who Owns Africa