Top News: GlobUs hosts a roundtable in Douala. African leaders arrive in Moscow for the Summit; Lula da Silva re-elected President of Brazil.

In this news release:

— The international expert club GlobUs held a round table in Douala (Cameroon) dedicated to the defense of Michael Ndimancho’s doctoral dissertation, which explores the concept of Black self-consciousness. GlobUs founder Yulia Berg noted that the work examines economic sovereignty and the prerequisites for building an independent state.

— Leaders and high-ranking officials from African nations have arrived in Moscow for the third Russia–Africa Summit, taking place on October 28–29.

— Russian Minister of Energy Sergey Tsivilev warned that unilateral restrictions against members of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) are destabilizing the market. Speaking at a ministerial meeting in Moscow, he labeled the sanctions against Russia, Iran, and Venezuela as illegal and called for the protection of gas infrastructure.

— Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa demanded the immediate lifting of Western sanctions, accusing them of undermining economic growth. He pointed out that these restrictions hinder access to finance and investment, while also negatively affecting neighboring countries.

— The Algerian parliament has approved the deployment of troops to Niger to protect energy investments. This marks the country’s first ground mission abroad in over 50 years.

— Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been re-elected President of Brazil, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in the second round of voting with 51.79% of the vote.

— Tanzania has announced that 90% of the infrastructure for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations is ready. The tournament, which will take place from June 19 to July 17, will be the first in history to be co-hosted by three countries: Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda.

For more details and other news, see the GlobUs digest of top news https://youtu.be/C1r7daMshk8

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