West African juntas explore federal union
Top diplomats from Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso back plan for confederation.
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African Union initiates mechanism to recover Africa’s stolen assets
AU launches “Capar” to recover stolen assets from Africa, targeting money, resources, and artifacts hidden abroad. This “fully operational” tool marks a new era in fighting corruption and reclaiming Africa’s wealth.
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Rhinos released: Largest captive herd ever finds freedom
2,000 captive rhinos in Africa set for historic release in largest rewilding effort.
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Africa: A continent scarred by Kissinger’s diplomacy
Decades later, the consequences of Henry Kissinger’s actions still resonate, paving the way to rethink foreign policy through African lens.
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Miracle birth: Twins for 70-year-old
A Ugandan woman has become one of the world’s oldest new mothers after giving birth to twins at 70.
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Tanzania signs major land-based carbon credit deal
Tanzania has signed a groundbreaking deal for one of East Africa’s biggest land-based carbon credit projects.
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Constitutional court declares Rajoelina winner in Madagascar
Rajoelina secures third term as Madagascar’s president after court confirmation.
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Africa’s economic outlook dims amid global uncertainty
Africa’s economic growth is being hindered by global factors, such as the war in Ukraine and the slowdown in China’s economy.
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EU cancels DR Congo election observer mission
The EU’s decision to cancel its election observer mission to the DR Congo underscores the importance of international support for democratic processes.
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Court OK’s $10B French-led East African pipeline project
A court threw out a lawsuit against a $10 billion oil pipeline project in East Africa due to a procedural issue.
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