Oye holds an MA in History and a PhD in Comparative Modern African Politics from Boston University. He writes and blogs on contemporary African politics as well as on issues of US national security, race, and politics. His writing and reporting can be read on Insight Africa, Cyclingnews.com, and here on Zmag.
The inferno over Pastor Jeremiah Wright threatened to incinerate Obama’s campaign. While I believed that this controversy had come early enough…
Geraldine’s Ferraro’s comment that "If Obama was a white man, he would not be in this position" suggests that the fact Barack…
Monday’s news of a US naval attack in Somalia against Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan, a Kenyan wanted by the FBI for questioning…
Today’s deal brokered by Kofi Annan to resolve the disputed Kenyan election resolves for the moment the central obstacle to emerging democracies…
With less than a week to go before the March 4 primaries it seems prudent to reflect on a question pretty much…
At the dawn of a new century a revered republic is stunned to discover that its enemies have penetrated into the…
Eritrea, Africa’s youngest nation, was one of a handful of African states that favored the re-election of George W. Bush last November. …
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