The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will hold public hearings on May 16–17 in reaction to South Africa's urgent appeal for more action in light of the continuous Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and Rafah. The…
Jacob Zuma’s Political Comeback: A Divided Figure Takes…
Jacob Zuma's Political Comeback: A Divided Figure Takes Front Stage Again Michael Gedleyihlekisa Once more creating ripples in South Africa's political scene is the mysterious and divisive former president of the nation, Jacob Zuma. Before…
Unveiling Uganda’s Potential: The Pearl of Africa Tourism…
Uganda is set to fully realize its tourist potential in a world where curiosity and travel are prevalent. The Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo, scheduled for May 23–25, 2024, is projected to be a watershed…
Speaker Jatta called for legislation to protect cultural…
The Speaker of the National Assembly has called on African legislators to use their constitutional authority to enact laws that uphold African family values and national sovereignty. The Honorable Fabakary Tombong Jatta made these statements…
Exploring Ethiopia’s Vibrant Art: ‘Ethiopia at the Crossroads’…
'Ethiopia at the Crossroads’ at Peabody Essex Museum explores a rich tapestry of art spanning over 2,000 years. Banner Arts & Culture Presented by Cruz Companies There is a single country that can proudly assert…
US Temporarily Withdraws Troops from Chad, Prepares for…
Introduction: The US military has announced a temporary withdrawal of most of its troops from Chad, as part of an ongoing review of security cooperation in the region. This move further diminishes the American footprint…
Advancing a Borderless Africa: President Ruto’s Vision
Introduction: President William Ruto of Kenya champions the vision of a borderless Africa, emphasizing the need for unrestricted movement of goods and people across the continent. His advocacy aligns with the principles of Pan-Africanism, aiming…
Despite ANC opposition, the South African Court allows…
The court ruling favors Zuma's party. In a significant legal development, the Durban high court has sided with Jacob Zuma's uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) party, permitting it to utilize the trademark name and logo for…
Urgent Appeal: UN High Commissioner Highlights Crisis in…
The UN urges action on the Congo conflict The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, emphasised the urgent need for attention to the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) during…
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,…
Mali’s Junta Escalates Crackdown: Bans Reporting on Political…
Infringement on Press Freedom: Mali's ruling junta has taken another authoritarian step, banning media coverage of political parties' activities. This move follows the suspension of all political activities in the country, signalling a troubling escalation…
Tanzanian Soldiers Killed in DRC Mortar Attack, SADC…
The SADC Peacekeeping Force suffers losses. A mortar attack in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has resulted in the deaths of three Tanzanian soldiers and left three others wounded, according to the Southern…
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…
Russian forces infiltrate the US military station in…
In a significant development underscoring the intensifying rivalry between the United States and Russia, Russian military personnel reportedly infiltrated an air facility in Niger housing American forces. This disclosure comes after the junta in Niger…
The Plight of African Artefacts: A Call for…
Africa's Looted Artefacts: A Legacy of Plunder The world's most prestigious museums boast collections primarily consisting of African artefacts looted during the colonial era. With less than one percent of these treasures returning to Africa,…
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…
