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Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline a “Top Priority” for President Tinubu, Says Senator
By Lamin Guèye Casablanca, Morocco - The ambitious $25 billion Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project has been reaffirmed as a leading priority for the Nigerian government under President Bola Tinubu. Senator Jimoh…
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As Putin and Xi Forge “New Global Order,” Africa Emerges as Pivotal Battleground
By Abu Hassan MOSCOW – As Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet in Moscow this week to…
Liberia: MFDP Hails GAC Audit’s ‘Qualified’ Opinion, Citing Major Financial Management Improvements and Refuting Claims of Missing Funds
By Sara Camara Monrovia – The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) has expressed strong satisfaction with the General Auditing…
Hundreds of Moroccans Trapped in Gaza Amid Dire Conditions, Plea for Repatriation
By Mohamed Ghani Gaza Strip – Hundreds of Moroccan citizens are enduring a dire humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, trapped…
Kenya’s SMEs Poised for KSh 5.2 Billion Boost as Japan Invests in Supply Chain Fund
By Peter Halima Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are set to receive a significant boost of KSh…
Colombia Forges Deeper Business Ties with Ethiopia, Unveiling Broader Africa Strategy
By Simba Munyua ADDIS ABABA – Colombia is making a concerted effort to significantly strengthen its economic and commercial relationships with…
Tems: “People Don’t Really Respect Women” in Music Industry, Launches Initiative to Empower Female Artists
By Abu Hassan Lagos, Nigeria – Two-time Grammy award-winning Nigerian Afropop star Tems has candidly stated that "people don't really respect…
Chadian Opposition Leader Succès Masra Jailed for 20 Years on ‘Politically Motivated’ Charges, HRW Says
By Isaac Okoro N'DJAMENA, Chad – Succès Masra, the prominent leader of Chad's main opposition party, The Transformers, and former…
British Soldiers Continue to Use Sex Workers in Kenya Despite Ban, Inquiry Reveals
By Peter Halima NANYUKI, Kenya – A recent investigation by the British Army has unearthed a persistent issue of soldiers stationed…