UK Aid Cuts to Hit Africa Hardest, Jeopardizing Women’s Health and Children’s Education
By Esther Edoh London, UK - The UK government has unveiled the specifics of its controversial foreign aid cuts, revealing that Africa will bear the brunt of the reductions, significantly…
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African Union, AfDB, and Togo Join Forces to Tackle Continent’s Debt Crisis
By Esther Edoh LomĂ©, Togo - The African Union (AU), the African Development Bank (AfDB), and the Government of Togo are joining forces to address the growing challenge of public debt…
Liberia’s Political Landscape Shifts: Four Women Rise to the Forefront After Sirleaf’s Legacy
By Jeffrey Stein Monrovia, Liberia - As Liberia continues its journey towards democratic stability and progress, a new generation of women leaders are stepping into the spotlight, carrying the torch passed…
Whispers of War: Land and Mineral Dispute Threatens to Ignite Conflict Between Guinea and Sierra Leone
By Sara Camara Freetown, Sierra Leone - Tensions are simmering along the border between Guinea and Sierra Leone as a long-standing dispute over land and mineral rights threatens to boil over…
Sudan Severed Diplomatic Ties with UAE Amid Accusations of RSF Support
By Mohamed Ghani Khartoum, Sudan - Sudan has officially cut diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), accusing the Gulf nation of backing the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the…
Ivory Coast’s Presidential Hopes Dented: Citizenship Ruling Fuels Concerns Over Democratic Participation
By Sara Camara Abidjan, Ivory Coast - Ivory Coast's upcoming presidential election, slated for October, has been thrown into uncertainty following a court ruling that disqualifies prominent opposition figure Tidjane Thiam…
South African Opposition Leader Julius Malema Denied UK Visa, Sparks Outrage
By Daniel Niyongabo Johannesburg, South Africa - Julius Malema, the controversial leader of South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, has been denied a visa to enter the United Kingdom, preventing…
Uganda and DRC Sign Landmark Agreement to Combat Cross-Border Crime and Boost Trade
By Patrice Katuma Mahagi Territory, DR Congo - In a significant step towards fostering peace and security, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have signed a crucial agreement aimed…
ECOWAS President Lambasts Decaying Nigeria-Benin Border, Demands Urgent Reforms
By Abu Hassan Seme Border Post, Nigeria -Â In a stinging assessment of the Nigeria-Benin Republics border post, ECOWAS Commission President Dr. Omar Touray condemned the current state of disrepair and…
ECOWAS Court Doubles Down on Protecting Rights of Women and Children in West Africa
By Abu Hassan Lagos, Nigeria - The ECOWAS Court of Justice has reaffirmed its dedication to safeguarding the rights of women and children throughout West Africa, emphasizing legal frameworks, landmark rulings,…
Fragile Peace: Clashes Continue in Eastern Congo Despite DRC-Rwanda Peace Efforts
By Patrice Katuma North Kivu, DRC - While the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have submitted their contributions to a preliminary peace agreement brokered by the United States, fighting…
Liberia Poised for Economic Boost with First Palm Oil Refinery
By Emmanuel Sikena Monrovia, Liberia – Liberia is on the cusp of a new era of industrial self-sufficiency with the announcement of its first-ever palm oil refinery, spearheaded by Mano Manufacturing…
African Nations Unite Against US Tariffs, Seek Intra-Continental Growth and Resource Control
By Peter Halima Nairobi, Kenya - In a bold move, African nations are coming together to condemn the current US tariffs, stating that they undermine the goals and objectives of…
Tinubu Opposes Release of Alleged Drug-Related Case Files in US
By Isaac Okoro Abuja, Nigeria - In a dramatic turn of events, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has opposed the release of investigation reports related to his alleged involvement…
Togo Leader Solidifies Grip on Power with New Post, Sparking Fears of Lifetime Rule
By Abu Hassan Accra, Ghana - In a move widely seen as a power grab, Togolese leader Faure GnassingbĂ© has been sworn in as the "President of the Council of…
Trump’s Budget Cuts—A Gamble That Will Sow Global Chaos
It is hard to assess the short- and long-term adverse implications of the White House’s proposed budget cuts to the State Department, major international organizations, and across key diplomatic and…
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