Africa Questions Trump After U.S. Capture of Venezuela’s President Maduro | Firstpost Africa | N18G

Africa Questions Trump After U.S. Capture of Venezuela’s President Maduro | Firstpost Africa | N18G



Africa expresses concern over the U.S. military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, emphasizing a commitment to international law and state sovereignty. The African Union warns against the use of force, urging dialogue to resolve Venezuela’s internal challenges. South Africa describes the U.S. action as a dangerous precedent, destabilizing the international order. ECOWAS supports respecting Venezuela’s independence while addressing transnational crime legally. Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni questions U.S. motives and issues a warning against potential military actions in his country. Ghana calls for Maduro’s release, linking foreign intervention to global instability. Somaliland supports the U.S. intervention, viewing it as beneficial for restoring order in Venezuela.

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21 thoughts on “Africa Questions Trump After U.S. Capture of Venezuela’s President Maduro | Firstpost Africa | N18G

  1. Interesting to hear that Uganda can defeat USA if they come on the ground when his cuthot thugs criminals could flee easily he is on drugs I can tell Uganda president was on drugs when he made such statements because he is scared because he is a dictator too and corrupt dictator

  2. African Union 😮

    😅😅😅

    Is there a body like African Union.

    …Rather than African Union to rumble with Africa problems (Mali, Gabon, Sudan, Gambia etc) that they can't do anything about they are fiddling with USA/Venezuela

    Nevertheless, FirstPost news are not reliable though

  3. So defending a Dictator and drug dealer who brought drugs into countries with diplomatic flights…. while ignoring Sudan, Isis, Boku Haram and multiple other crisis on the continent.
    They cry about this, but no condemnation over Russia's invasion in Ukraine.
    Politicians are just criminals.

    They can cry all they want, facts are that the USA has aircraft carriers and can pretty much do what they want, where they want.

  4. All africans know very well that african leaders love dictatorship. Also, the Venezuelans are over the moon happy about this, just like we would've been if this happened to JZ. Also did that fool just say "we can defeat them"? What a fool.

  5. They are angry because they are exposed and this could happen to the rotten dictators in Africa. That’s all. Nobody takes Africa seriously, they are run by drug dealers, arms dealers and mafia thugs. They are not ethical people they don’t deserve to be listened to.

  6. 😂😅. All of them with their stolen countrkes wealth just…. Shut up…. South Africa invites the lines of Iran, Cuba, Russia and China to South Africa the liars in South Africa MUST shut up

  7. Venezuela is and is not Iraq
    In this talk, Shahid Bolsen explains why Venezuela is not a “headline country,” but a diagnostic tool: a place where you can watch real power move—through oil contracts, licensing, sanctions design, capital access, and timing—while the public is kept busy with moral theater.

    He walks through how states and corporations use controlled pressure, selective openings, and managed ambiguity to shift outcomes without announcing the shift. And he explains why the loudest rhetoric is often there to distract you from the practical cooperation happening underneath.

    In this talk:

    Why Venezuela keeps returning as a pressure-point in the Western Hemisphere

    How sanctions are structured to punish populations while preserving leverage pathways

    Why “regime change” talk persists even when policy signals controlled accommodation

    How oil access, payment rails, and licensing become the real battlefield

    Where Gulf capital and China’s market gravity fit into the long game

    What “managed retreat” looks like when it’s disguised as moral certainty

    This isn’t a speech about who to like or hate. It’s an explanation of how outcomes are engineered—and how to read the story without being trapped inside the script

    https://youtu.be/rSXd1FuUujA?si=AzMdc378dTd-gNrA

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