Amputees in Sierra Leone face severe social and economic challenges. The civil war from 1991 to 2002 left most of them without limbs because the rebels used amputation as a form of terror. To this…
International Efforts Rally to Aid Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis…
Global support for Sudan's humanitarian crisis Amid the backdrop of a devastating yearlong conflict in Sudan, world leaders, diplomats, and aid agencies convened in Paris to address the urgent humanitarian needs of the country's population.…
Cameroon unveils a museum honouring the oldest sub-Saharan…
A Celebration of Heritage At a grand celebration in Foumban, Cameroon, thousands gathered to witness the inauguration of the Museum of the Bamoun Kings. The museum, located in the historic capital of the Bamoun Kings,…
Despite persistent threats, the US extends a national…
Extension of the National Emergency: The United States has announced the extension of the national emergency for Somalia, initially declared in 2010, for another year. The decision reflects the ongoing perception of Somalia as an…
The Sudan Conflict Enters a One-Year Mark: UNHCR…
Growing Humanitarian Crisis: As Sudan's conflict nears its one-year milestone, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) issues a stark warning, revealing that more than 25 million people are grappling with a worsening humanitarian crisis. The situation,…
Preserving South Africa’s Cultural Heritage: Declaring Seven Kramats…
Preserving South Africa's Cultural Heritage: The Declaration of Seven Kramats as National Heritage Sites The South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) has exercised its authority under the National Heritage Resources Act 25 of 1999 to…
Ramaphosa and Kagame Advocate Political Solution in DRC…
Promoting Peace in the DRC Rwandan President Paul Kagame and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa recently convened in Kigali to discuss the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Following their closed-door…
Rwanda Prepares to Commemorate 30 Years Since Genocide…
Reflecting on Rwanda's Dark Past With the 30th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide approaching, transitional justice expert Martin Mavenjina underscores the gravity of the period between April and June 1994, describing it as a dark…
For flood victims in Kenya, the UAE delivered…
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has generously donated relief supplies to Kenya to help families impacted by the recent catastrophic floods that have swept throughout the nation. Dr. Salim Ahmed Al-Naqbi, the UAE ambassador to…
The IMF visit to Ethiopia ends without agreement,…
Discussions continue; agreement is elusive. The International Monetary Fund's visit to Ethiopia concluded without any agreement regarding IMF support for the country's economic programme. The IMF team noted significant progress, and they plan to continue…
Enhancing Africa’s Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises through Technology…
Nearly 70% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Africa have recognized the positive impact of technology on their growth and resilience, leading them to invest in technology solutions over the past 12 months. This…
Senegal’s Historic Transition: Bassirou Diomaye Faye Sworn in…
A New Era Dawns: From Prison to Palace In a remarkable turn of events, Senegal witnessed the inauguration of its youngest elected leader, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, marking a historic transition for the West African nation.…
Congo Appoints First Female Prime Minister Amidst Eastern…
Landmark Decision for Gender Equality: President Felix Tshisekedi's appointment of Judith Suminwa Tuluka as the Democratic Republic of Congo's first female prime minister is a significant milestone in the nation's political landscape. This move fulfills…
Navigating Constitutional Changes: Somalia’s Presidential Authority Shift
Somalia's Constitutional Changes: Empowering the President Somalia witnessed significant constitutional amendments on Saturday, granting the president newfound authority to appoint and dismiss the prime minister. After intense debates, a substantial majority of parliament endorsed this…
UAE Launches Zayed Humanitarian Legacy Initiative with AED20…
Reinforcing Sheikh Zayed's humanitarian values President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has unveiled the Zayed Humanitarian Legacy Initiative, allocating AED20 billion for humanitarian work worldwide. Timed to coincide with Zayed Humanitarian Day and commemorating…
Driving Economic Progress: UAE’s Investments and Initiatives in…
Introduction: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as a significant investor and partner in various sectors across African countries, driving economic progress and development. With a focus on green energy, renewable resources, infrastructure, and…
Slam Dunking Progress: The Rise of Basketball in…
Emergence of Talent Africa's basketball journey is defined by the emergence of exceptional talent that has captivated global audiences. From NBA legends like Hakim Olajuwon to modern-day stars such as Joel Embiid and Giannis Antetokounmpo,…
Morocco Emerges as a Major Destination for UAE…
UAE investments in Morocco Morocco has become a focal point for UAE investments, attracting a substantial sum of $30 billion as the two nations strengthen their economic ties. This significant investment figure reflects the UAE's…
UAE’s Strategic Investment Pledges Surge to $97.3 Billion…
Introduction The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has significantly ramped up its investment commitments in Africa, totaling $97.3 billion over 2022 and 2023, according to Bloomberg. Surpassing global competitors, the UAE's strategic investments signal a deepening…
