Nigerians are increasingly adopting Starlink, a satellite internet service provided by SpaceX. Over the past four months, Space X has managed to attract 500,000 new users in Nigeria, indicating a growing interest in the technology. The CEO of Space, in an interview with Legit.ng, stated that Nigerians are now shifting away from other traditional networks […]
A cultural shift at the Met The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is undergoing a significant transformation to offer its millions of visitors a more inclusive and diverse perspective. With plans to highlight works from Africa and its rich cultural history spanning 3,000 years, the iconic museum aims to shift away from […]
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. French President Emmanuel Macron announced pledges exceeding $2.1 billion, emphasising crucial aid for food, water, medicine, and other essentials. The […]
A shock wave reverberated through the world of African football when initial reports emerged of the tragic death of Rainford Kalaba, the former Zambia national team and TP Mazembe legend, following a serious road accident. However, recent updates have brought relief and hope as it has been confirmed that Kalaba is alive and battling for […]
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, is a testament to the rich legacy of a monarchy dating back six centuries. Sultan King Mouhammad Nabil Mforifoum Mbombo […]
Woolworths farmers have taken a significant step towards agricultural innovation by launching the Farming for the Future campaign, which embraces the power of technology. At the heart of this initiative is the integration of drone technology to identify plants under stress, enabling farmers to make data-driven decisions and conserve water resources. By utilizing drones equipped […]
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 “unusual and extraordinary” threat to US national security and foreign policy. Citing the deteriorating security situation, persistent violence, acts of […]
CinemaCon, the annual gathering of Hollywood studios, exhibitors, and technology companies, took place in Las Vegas on Wednesday. The event serves as a platform to showcase upcoming film releases and foster collaboration within the movie industry. On the red carpet at CinemaCon, acclaimed American actress Halle Berry emphasized the pivotal role of Hollywood in enticing […]
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 in the crackdown on dissent. Disseminated via social media, the order applies to all forms of media, raising concerns about […]
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, described as one of the largest and most complex displacement crises globally, continues to escalate with no resolution in sight. […]
In a breathtaking display of determination and resilience, British runner Russ Cook reached Cape Angela in northern Tunisia, marking the final stage of his awe-inspiring challenge: running across Africa. Dozens of supporters eagerly gathered on a rocky outcrop along the Mediterranean’s edge, offering their enthusiastic cheers and applause to celebrate his remarkable achievement. Over the […]
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 declare seven Kramats in the Western Cape as National Heritage Sites, marking a significant step towards preserving and honouring South […]
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 African Development Community (SADC). The soldiers were part of a peacekeeping force that assisted government troops in combating M23 rebels […]
In the pursuit of optimizing utility revenue collection, the implementation of prepaid smart meters and effective customer management strategies has proven to be a transformative approach. This article explores a successful case study where a utility company achieved significant revenue growth by adopting prepaid smart meters and taking proactive measures against non-paying customers. Discover how […]
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 meeting, both leaders emphasized the need for a political solution to the complex challenges facing the region. Despite occasional tensions, […]
In the rhythm of drums and an enchanting choreography, the traditional Amaraba dance is performed by 30 young individuals in Kigali, Rwanda. It is a powerful symbol as the country marks 30 years since the tragic genocide. The 29-year-old choreographer, Eric Rukundo, imparts his values to the younger generation. “Most of these young people here […]
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 time in the country’s history. The genocide, which claimed an estimated 800,000 lives, mainly ethnic Tutsis, continues to have a […]
The past weekend marked the start of the quarter-finals in the prestigious CAF Champions League, with the Egyptian team Al Ahly taking center stage. After securing a 1-0 victory in the first leg against Simba, the Cairo-based club trained on Thursday in preparation for the return match. Al Ahly’s head coach, Marcelo Koller, expressed confidence […]
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 decided to remove American soldiers from the nation, which signaled a significant change in West African geopolitics. A senior U.S. […]
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 Kenya, delivered the 40 tons of cargo, which included both food and non-food items. Cabinet Secretary Penina Malonza, who is […]