Egypt adds 2 000 MW of renewable energy to national grid
EGYPT has successfully added 2 000 megawatts of renewable energy, comprising solar and wind power, to its national electricity grid. This is reported by Sada...
Category : Africa
From Foyer to Shadow: Political Tensions Escalate in a White House Redecoration Saga
In a move that has reignited political fault lines, President Donald Trump has quietly orchestrated the removal of former President Barack Obama’s official portrait from...
Apple’s $100 Billion U.S. Investment: A Strategic Play Amid Trade Pressures and Manufacturing Ambitions
In a move that underscores both its long-term commitment to American innovation and its delicate navigation of political and economic headwinds, Apple has announced an...
Gambia’s Struggle to End Female Genital Mutilation
In the quiet village of Wellingara, a tragic and avoidable death occurred that should shock our collective conscience. A one-month-old baby girl, born into the...
Nairobi Hospital suspends price hikes after insurers’ outcry
The Nairobi Hospital has temporarily suspended its planned price hikes after a strong backlash from health insurers and other key stakeholders, sparking a wider conversation...
Skateboarding Heroes Tournament opens doors for youths in Victoria Falls
AS part of Heroes Day commemorations, a vibrant skateboarding tournament was held this Monday in Victoria Falls to promote unity, celebrate youth potential, and encourage...
Sudan paramilitary attack killed 18 civilians: monitor
At least 18 civilians have been killed in Sudan’s South Kordofan state following an attack by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a powerful paramilitary group,...
Nigerian military kills more than 100 ‘bandits’ in northwest raid
The Nigerian military has announced that it killed more than 100 armed “bandits” during a large-scale operation in the country’s troubled northwest region, as security...
Catholic Women Protest Against Insecurity in Isiolo
In Isiolo, Kenya, a group of Catholic women staged a peaceful but powerful protest over the growing wave of insecurity that has gripped the region....
Trump’s New Funding Rules – What It Means for African Researchers
The Trump administration’s recently announced changes to U.S. research funding rules could have significant implications for African researchers and institutions collaborating with American partners. Under...
EU, Zimbabwe strengthen climate action and conservation partnership efforts
THE European Union (EU) and the government continue to foster significant investments in environmental conservation and climate action, helping Zimbabwe build resilience and adapt to...
Tongogara Soti Source in Gutu lights up under Government solar project
A 160-kilowatt solar system has been installed in the Tongogara Soti Source area of Gutu by the Rural Electrification Agency (REA). The development is expected...
Nigeria Airport Authority: A Systemic Fracture of Fraud, Extortion, and Institutional Failure Risking Passenger Safety and the Aviation Industry
Airports are supposed to be gateways of trust, efficiency, and safety — places where national pride and professionalism meet the global aviation standard. In Nigeria,...