Etietop Akpabio

The Donald Trump Era is Upon Us Once Again

2025 has kicked off with a bevvy of new stories surrounding the incoming US President Donald Trump. Much like 2024, this looks to be a year that will be dominated by discussions and debate around the policies of President...

The War in Ukraine Must Come to an End at Some Point

With the reelection of Donald Trump to the White House, there has been a lot of speculation about what that would mean for Ukraine.

Is This the Beginning of the End for the Washington Post?

The decision by the Washington Post to not endorse a candidate has set up a firestorm among readers resulting in thousand of subscription cancellations.

Once Again Rumours of Paul Biya’s Death Have Begun Spreading

Once again rumours have begun to spread about the death of Paul Biya after an extended period of absence from public view

Has Twitter/X Become Even Worse Under Elon Musk?

2 years into Elon Musk's reign as owner of the social media site X (formerly Twitter) and the results have been varied

What is There to be Gained From Demonising Migrants?

Donald Trump has made the demonisation of immigrant communities a major part of his campaign for US President

Who Benefits From All the Bloodshed We Are Witnessing?

Who is really benefiting from all the bloodshed we are witnessing all around the world, right now?

Venezuela Should Serve as a Cautionary Tale for Africans

The recent elections in Venezuela should serve as a cautionary tale for African about the dangers of the democratic backsliding seen over the last few years

The Silence of African Leaders on Controversial Governments

African regimes often maintain an unspoken alliance, to not criticise or address each other's issues. This year’s SADC summit exposes this tacit once again.

We Cannot All Leave Africa: We Must Improve It From Within

We cannot all possibly just pack up and move abroad and leave Africa behind, we must work to improve things back at home.

About Me

Etietop Akpabio is a Nigerian Blogger and Journalist at the Sahel Post, as well as the host of the African Podcast 'Africa PolitiCast.' With a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies from the University of Namibia, he is dedicated to providing insightful commentary and analysis on African affairs.
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