Africa
Nigeria Nominates Dr. Taoheed Elias to the International Court of Justice, Reaffirming Commitment to Global Rule of Law and Africa’s Voice in International Justice
Nigeria has formally nominated renowned international lawyer Dr. Taoheed Elias as its candidate for election to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in...
Tinubu Administration Boosts Nursing School Enrolment to 115,000, Launches Strategic Workforce Blueprint
The Federal Government of Nigeria has taken a historic step toward transforming the country’s healthcare system with the official launch of the Nigeria...
DR Congo Audit Exposes $16.8 Billion in Unreported Mining Revenue, Raising Alarms Over Corruption and Lost Development Funds
A state audit has uncovered a massive scandal in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mining sector, revealing that companies failed to declare nearly...
Egypt-Brokered Breakthrough Brings Hope for Peace as Israel and Hamas Agree to Landmark Truce Plan
In a historic diplomatic breakthrough brokered in Cairo, hopes for an end to the two-year war in Gaza have surged after the United...
Zimbabwe’s Disabled Street Traders Caught in the Crossfire of Cash Shortages and Black Market Currency Trade
In the heart of Harare, Zimbabwe’s capital, a silent but thriving underground economy unfolds daily on crowded street corners and bustling pavements. Here,...
Togolese Footballer Samuel Asamoah Suffers Broken Neck in Tragic On-Field Collision During Chinese League Match
Togolese international midfielder Samuel Asamoah has suffered a devastating neck injury after crashing head-first into a pitch-side advertising board during a domestic league...
South Africa’s Historic University of Fort Hare Shuts Down After Violent Student Protests and Campus Fires
One of South Africa’s most prestigious and historically significant universities, the University of Fort Hare, has suspended all academic and administrative activities indefinitely...
Madagascar’s President Rajoelina Promises to Resign in One Year If Nation’s Crises Persist Amid Growing Youth-Led Protests
Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina has pledged to step down within a year if he fails to resolve the country’s deepening social and economic...
Tuggar Calls for Strategic Economic Diplomacy and Regional Integration to Drive Nigeria’s Inclusive Growth
Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, OON, has called for a bold new approach to economic diplomacy, regional integration, and...
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Zimbabwe’s Disabled Street Traders Caught in the Crossfire of Cash Shortages and Black Market Currency Trade
In the heart of Harare, Zimbabwe’s capital, a silent but thriving underground economy unfolds daily on crowded street corners and bustling pavements. Here,...
Togolese Footballer Samuel Asamoah Suffers Broken Neck in Tragic On-Field Collision During Chinese League Match
Togolese international midfielder Samuel Asamoah has suffered a devastating neck injury after crashing head-first into a pitch-side advertising board during a domestic league...
