Africa
What was meant to be a routine diplomatic meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on May 21, 2025, turned…
View More Trump-Ramaphosa Oval Office Showdown: “White Genocide” Allegations Derail U.S.–South Africa Diplomacy
As the global race to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates, Africa faces a unique challenge: while the continent has made significant strides…
View More Can Africa Avoid Symbolic AI Policies and Drive Transformative Change?
Libya is witnessing a surge of political unrest as thousands of protesters in Tripoli demand the resignation of Prime Minister Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah. The demonstrators, gathered…
View More Libyan Protesters Demand PM’s Resignation
The United Nations has expressed grave concern following a sudden eruption of heavy fighting in Tripoli, Libya’s capital, urging all sides to immediately de-escalate tensions.…
View More UN Urges Calm as Armed Clashes Break Out in Tripoli, Libya
The coastal city of Port Sudan, once a refuge from the civil war ravaging the country, is now on the verge of collapse after enduring…
View More Port Sudan Crisis Deepens: No Water, No Power After Drone Strikes
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is gaining recognition as a transformative infrastructure project poised to drive economic growth and sustainability in the region.…
View More East African Crude Oil Pipeline: Driving Regional Growth and Sustainability
Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, has emerged as the richest city in East Africa, boasting a remarkable concentration of wealth. According to recent reports,…
View More East Africa’s Wealth Capital with 4,000 Millionaires and Thriving Industries
South Sudan Defends Detention of Riek Machar Allies South Sudan, a nation emerging from decades of civil unrest, is once again under scrutiny following the…
View More Balancing Security and Peace: South Sudan Defends Political Arrests
The United States has raised alarm over an imminent threat of an attack by the extremist group Al-Shabaab in Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital. This stark warning…
View More US Warns of Imminent Shabaab Attack in Mogadishu: A Critical Security Alert
East Africa’s Sustainable Energy Potential East Africa stands at a critical juncture as it seeks to balance energy development with sustainability. The region is rich…
View More How East Africa Can Harness Its Energy Potential Sustainably
Empowering East Africa: Advancing Renewable Energy for Sustainable Growth and Regional Collaboration East Africa is gearing up for a groundbreaking energy conference in 2025, which…
View More East Africa’s Path to Sustainable Energy: 2025 Conference
Africa continues to navigate economic challenges, experts are questioning whether traditional aid models are delivering meaningful value or if they require a fundamental rethink. For…
View More Reimagining Aid for Meaningful Impact in Africa
Kenya Defends Rights Record Despite Violations at Home Kenya has strongly defended its human rights record at the United Nations Human Rights Council, reaffirming its…
View More Kenya Defends Human Rights Record Amid Domestic Criticism
Military Operation Kills at Least 70 Al Shabab Terrorists in Somalia More than 70 members of the Al Shabab terror group were killed during a…
View More Somali Military Operation Eliminates 70 Al Shabab Fighters