The path to transnational dominance was paved through a misguided narrative of African economic stagnation and the demonization of African miners.
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Water filters are proving to be a lifeline for Kenyans struggling to access clean water during the ongoing drought.
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Nigeria calls on Niger’s military junta to release the country’s ousted president, Mohamed Bazoum.
Nigeria urges Niger junta to liberate detained president Read More »
The G5 Sahel is now at a crossroads and must decide how to move forward in the wake of the departure of Burkina Faso and Niger.
G5 anti-terror military pact faces setback as Burkina Faso, Niger withdraw Read More »
Developing countries call for increased financial support and technology transfer from developed nations to address climate change.
COP28: Developing nations seek urgent climate action from developed nations Read More »
Somalia’s government vows to crush al-Shabab with renewed military strength following the lifting of the arms embargo.
Arms embargo lifted: Somalia vows to wipe out militants Read More »
South Africa grapples with the complex legacy of Nelson Mandela, a global icon who played a pivotal role in the nation’s transformation.
Mandela’s legacy: South Africa mulls to move on Read More »
Top diplomats from Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso back plan for confederation.
West African juntas explore federal union Read More »
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.
African Union initiates mechanism to recover Africa’s stolen assets Read More »
2,000 captive rhinos in Africa set for historic release in largest rewilding effort.
Rhinos released: Largest captive herd ever finds freedom Read More »
