Speaking to reporters on Friday, UN Secretary General Guterres noted that serious cuts to humanitarian aid by the US is going to unleash highly damaging consequences for millions of people across the globe. Guterres said…
United Nations Warns of Looming Hunger Crisis in…
The Ominous Warning The United Nations has sounded an alarm over an imminent hunger crisis threatening West and Central Africa, citing escalating violence in the conflict-ridden region as the primary catalyst for this impending catastrophe.…
Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Nigeria Receives First Oil…
The Milestone Achievement As the Aliko Dangote-led Dangote Petroleum Refinery celebrates the arrival of its first barrels of crude oil, Nigeria's energy landscape is about to undergo a significant change. This monumental achievement marks a…
Niger’s Political Crisis Deepens: ECOWAS Rejects the Junta’s…
Amidst Niger's ongoing political turmoil, the recent verdict by the ECOWAS Court denying the junta's appeal to lift sanctions has deepened the nation's predicament. The court's dismissal, rooted in the illegitimacy of the de facto…
US Visa Ban: Upholding Human Rights in Uganda…
US Takes Stand on Human Rights: Visa Restrictions in Uganda and Zimbabwe In a significant move, the United States declared on Monday its refusal to issue visas to Ugandan officials involved in enforcing a contentious…
Defending Integrity: Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz Challenges Allegations…
Defending Against Allegations Former Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz fiercely contested allegations of abusing his presidential authority and amassing wealth during his tenure in a compelling court appearance. Aziz, who governed the nation strategically…
Sierra Leone’s President Bio Stabilizes the Nation Amidst…
Unrest Unfolds: A Threat to Stability President Julius Maada Bio found himself at the helm of a nation in crisis as violent hostilities shook the foundations of Freetown in Sierra Leone. Characterized as a deliberate…
Dr Sultan Al Jaber’s Address At Africa Climate…
Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, the Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the managing director and group CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), spoke about…
East Africa Floods Compound Humanitarian Crisis: Urgent Call…
A Rising Humanitarian Catastrophe in East Africa The International Rescue Committee (IRC) issues a stark warning, highlighting the devastating impact of extreme flooding in East Africa, exacerbating an already fragile humanitarian situation and leaving millions…
UN’s Stark Climate Warning: Urgent Global Action Needed
Dire Warnings of Unchecked Climate Change The United Nations Environment Programme's latest Emissions Gap report rings alarm bells, predicting an alarming 2.9-degree Celsius surge in global temperatures by this century's end. This forecast, in stark…
Forging a Global Alliance: Towards Just Reparations for…
Uniting Nations: A Momentous Summit for Reparations In a significant milestone, the collaboration between the African Union and the Caribbean Community (Caricom) during the Ghana summit signals a powerful alliance aiming to address the enduring…
Madagascar’s Presidential Election Amidst Opposition Boycott
Madagascar's Presidential Election Amidst Opposition Boycott Madagascar's presidential election proceeded despite significant opposition boycotts, stirring turmoil and raising widespread concerns about the election's fairness and President Rajoelina's leadership tenure. The island nation, known for its…
UN Peacekeepers Targeted: Escalating Danger in Mali as…
UN Peacekeepers Targeted: Multiple Incidents in Mali In a series of troubling incidents, United Nations (UN) peacekeepers in northern Mali have faced heightened dangers as they make their way out of the country due to…
Last-Ditch Effort to Resolve Financial Aid Divide for…
Representatives from governments worldwide will gather this upcoming weekend in a last-ditch effort to address the significant disparities between wealthy and developing nations concerning the distribution of financial aid to support vulnerable populations affected by…
How the UAE Continuously Fuels Africa with more…
Deep within the heart of the African Climate Summit in Nairobi, hidden from the world's watchful eyes, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is orchestrating a clandestine transformation that promises to reshape the future of the…
Malawi experiences a record-breaking heatwave due to climate…
Record-breaking heatwave in Malawi Malawi witnesses an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures reaching almost twice the seasonal average. The extreme heatwave began on Thursday, prompting authorities to issue advisories, evacuate school buildings, and adjust schedules. Advisories…
Uncover: A Brand Wants To Change Beauty And…
In Africa, demand for beauty and personal care is growing fast, with urbanization and a young population some of the main drivers behind the booming market. According to Technavio, a global market research firm, Africa's…
Aspirations vs Realities: A 10-Year Review of South…
Several African governments had promised to eradicate poverty & bring progress. Public also gave them many years. However, the outcome is quite different! South Africa set some big goals for its future in 2012, but…
The Ghanaian Uprising: A Call for Change
The recent three-day demonstrations in Ghana, organized under the hashtag #OccupyJulorbiHouse, have highlighted the anger and discontent among the people regarding the country's political and economic situation. In addition to calling for a better standard…
