A Ticket to Russia. How Recruitment for War Became a Business Behind the recruitment ads sits a wider market of intermediaries, commissions and digital infrastructure built to keep the system running.
Africa is repositioning in a divided world. Angola’s shifting stance on Ukraine shows how As the world remains split over Russia’s war in Ukraine, many African countries are quietly redrawing their lines of allegiance. Among them, Angola stands out – not for taking a clear side, but for mastering the art of abstention.
When Crises Become Narratives — TruthAfrica Monitor Local crises in Africa are becoming battles over trust. From Ebola misinformation and “biolab” claims to Russian soft power and pressure on Ugandan media, influence is increasingly built through narratives.
Why Africa's Information Space Is Europe's Concern — Launching TruthAfrica Monitor The most consequential battles over Europe's security aren't always being fought in Europe. Welcome to TruthAfrica Monitor.
Uganda’s subtle shift toward Russia’s war narrative How pro-Kremlin messages, media, and diplomacy blurred the country’s neutrality on the Ukraine war
How Uganda’s historic ties to Russia are used to push disinfo Uganda becomes target of Europe-run Russian disinfo networks blending nostalgia with manipulation