Uganda’s Coffee Marathon Kicks Off This Weekend with $30,000 in Prizes and Star Athletes
The town of Rwashamaire in Ntungamo district is set to host the much-anticipated Coffee Marathon 2025 this weekend, promising a unique blend of athletics, cultural…
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Trump-Ramaphosa Oval Office Showdown: “White Genocide” Allegations Derail U.S.–South Africa Diplomacy
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…
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Ugandan Parliament Restores Military Courts’ Power to Try Civilians Despite Criticism
Uganda’s Parliament has passed a controversial government-backed bill reinstating the military’s authority to try civilians, despite fierce opposition from human rights advocates and political critics…
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New Political Parties Law Threatens NUP’s Funding Ahead of 2026 Elections
New Law Puts NUP’s Funding at Risk The National Unity Platform (NUP), Uganda’s largest opposition party, is facing significant financial challenges following the passage of…
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Can Africa Avoid Symbolic AI Policies and Drive Transformative Change?
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…
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Libyan Protesters Demand PM’s Resignation
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…
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Ugandan Parliament Approves $20 Billion Budget for 2025/26 Fiscal Year
Uganda’s Parliament has officially approved the national budget for the 2025/2026 fiscal year, allocating 72.4 trillion Ugandan shillings (approximately $20 billion) for government spending. The…
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Kenya’s Long Course Swim Meet Welcomes East African Rivals
Kenya is preparing to host one of its most exciting swimming events of the year, as elite athletes from Tanzania, Uganda, Madagascar, and Zambia arrive…
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Why Kenya’s President Has So Many Nicknames?
Kenya’s President William Ruto isn’t just known for his policies—he’s also earned a staggering list of nicknames, each one revealing how different segments of the…
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UN Urges Calm as Armed Clashes Break Out in Tripoli, Libya
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.…
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Kenyan Pilot Dies in RSF-Controlled Airstrike, Nairobi Remains Silent
The death of Kenyan pilot George Nyamodi in a Sudanese airstrike has stirred global attention and raised pressing questions about Kenya’s role—direct or indirect—in the…
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Port Sudan Crisis Deepens: No Water, No Power After Drone Strikes
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…
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Pope Leo XIV: From Peru’s ‘Saint of the North’ to First American Pontiff
On May 8, 2025, history was written in Vatican City as Robert Francis Prevost was elected pope, taking the name Leo XIV and becoming the…
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Kenyan Expert Warns of Ecological Catastrophe Due to Insect Trafficking
Experts in Kenya are sounding the alarm over the growing threat of insect trafficking, particularly the removal of ant species from their natural habitats. This…
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