Since the beginning of December more than five hundred people have lost their lives on the nation's highways. Barbara Creecy, the minister of transportation disclosed that number in the preliminary road safety report for the…
Devastating Floods in Chad Leave Millions Struggling for…
One of the worst calamities in recent times is Chad's devastating flooding that has devastated about two million people since July 2024. Lives have been broken and homes have been washed away. Numerous families grabbed…
Economic Partnership Agreement Between EAEU and UAE Finalized
Negotiations for an Economic Partnership Agreement that would establish a free trade zone between the UAE and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) have been finalized. According to announcements made by Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi…
Tensions Rise in Kenya: Police Fire Teargas at…
An undetermined number of persons were arrested by Kenyan police on Tuesday after they fired tear gas canisters at hundreds of protesters opposing femicide or gender based violence in Kenya's capital Nairobi. "Stop killing women!"…
How the United Arab Emirates is dominating the…
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is making waves as a global pioneer in artificial intelligence (AI), positioning itself at the forefront of the technology revolution. With AI at the heart of its strategy for economic…
Burkina Faso Prime Minister Sacked And Government Dissolved
Burkina Faso's military ruler, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has dismissed his prime minister, Apollinaire Joachim Kyelem de Tambela, and dissolved the entire government. The dismissal of the head of government and his cabinet was announced in…
Over 150 Miners Rescued in South African Illegal…
In a spectacular rescue operation about 150 miners were freed from an abandoned gold mine in Mpumalanga province South Africa uncovering a variety of circumstances of human trafficking and bonded labor. Three people were found…
Rooftop solar panels blamed for Pretoria East Hospital…
City of Tshwane’s Emergency Services have confirmed that a fire broke out at the Netcare Pretoria East Hospital on Thursday. Parts of the hospital went up in flames after solar panels on top of some…
Why #NationalShutdown is Trending in Africa?
The hashtag of National Shutdown is trending in social platform X formerly known as twitter. The #NationalShutdown is on number one with over 15.8k just in one day. This hashtag is trending with the message…
42% of Global Gaza Aid: UAE’s $828 Million…
ccording to the most recent data, the United Arab Emirates came in first on the list of nations that have contributed the most to aiding Gaza and its citizens in the midst of the continuing…
Housemate Convicted of Murdering Kenyan LGBT Activist Edwin…
A landmark legal verdict has just been passed out by a Kenyan court; Jacktone Odhiambo is found guilty of activist Edwin Chiloba's gruesome murder in a ruling that sends crucial human rights signals across the…
Emergency aid for isolated regions of Sudan
The more than 700 trucks carrying food aid are expected to reach communities in Sudan where many people are suffering from hunger. War in Sudan has caused widespread famine, if not famine itself. It has…
Alarming Fears Rise as Mystery Disease Kills 143…
Following the 'bleeding eye virus' panic haunting Africa, health officials have issued a warning after an unidentified illness with flu-like symptoms killed almost 150 people since it was discovered in the southwestern Congo. The deaths…
WFP’s Sudan Crisis Response Critically Impaired by Operational…
The international non-governmental organization (INGO) the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has revealed serious operational inefficiencies within its Sudan humanitarian strategy that may undermine its capacity to respond to one of the world’s worst…
United Arab Emirates foreign aid has reached AED…
United Arab Emirates (UAE) has marked a significant milestone in its humanitarian efforts, having reached a total of AED 360 billion (USD 98 billion) in foreign aid since its establishment in 1971. Humanitarian aid and…
Five Dead in Violent Robbery Clash in Mpumalanga
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) said that five suspected robbers were shot dead during a gun fire with police in Mpumalanga. Colonel Katlego Mogale, a spokesman for Hawks stated that the operation was…
Kenyan Forces Launch Daring Raid Against Haitian Gangs…
Kenyan special forces attack the nerve center of gangs, a new phase in Haiti’s unending turmoil. Over the escalating violence in Haiti’s capital, Kenyan police and special forces have joined a United Nations-sanctioned multination force.…
The UAE: An International Center for Prospective Industry…
The UAE has been termed as the third largest economic country in the Middle East and secured the 7th position in the IMD World Competitiveness Ranking of 2024. The major reason for their prosperous progress…
Timba and 34 CCC activists given suspended sentences…
The Regional Magistrate in Harare, Collet Ncube, handed down suspended sentences to CCC Administrator James Timba and 34 others for taking part in an unlawful assembly. Timba and another defendant received two-year suspended prison sentences,…
