Gabon Moves on Manganese Export Ban – French Mining Firm Responds
Gabon has recently initiated a policy shift concerning its manganese exports, a move that has significant implications for both the nation’s economy and international stakeholders....
Category : Africa
Uganda Launches First Chimpanzee Census in Bwindi National Park
Uganda has embarked on its first-ever chimpanzee census in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, marking a significant step in wildlife conservation efforts. This initiative aims to...
Bill Gates to Give Majority of $200 Billion Fortune to Africa
In a landmark philanthropic move, Bill Gates has announced plans to donate the vast majority of his estimated $200 billion fortune to initiatives across Africa...
South African Police Intercept Dagga Worth R8 Million En Route To Zimbabwe
South African police officers have successfully intercepted a massive consignment of dagga (cannabis) with an estimated street value of R8 million, preventing what authorities say...
Twin attacks on Malian army bases, Timbuktu airport leave scores dead
Twin attacks on two Malian army base in the northern city of Timbuktu and in the centre of the country left dozens of soldiers dead,...
What a massacre reveals about Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia
Here’s a detailed and plain-language long-form article based on the topic: “What a massacre reveals about Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia” — unpacking the deeper political, ethnic,...
Iran’s Foreign Minister Visits Cairo for Diplomatic Talks Amid Regional Tensions
Iran’s Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, arrived in Cairo on Tuesday for high-level diplomatic talks aimed at easing regional tensions and improving bilateral relations between Iran...
Mahama Backs GoldBod to Champion Ghana’s Push for Local Gold Refineries
Former President John Dramani Mahama has thrown his weight behind GoldBod, a gold-backed economic initiative, expressing confidence that the platform will spearhead Ghana’s long-standing ambition...
Tanzanians Urged to Strictly Adhere to Chinese Immigration Procedures
Tanzania, known for its breathtaking national parks and rich biodiversity, is now being celebrated for something even more powerful—its renewed commitment to wildlife conservation. In...
Rwanda’s Green Energy Initiative Gains International Recognition
Over the past decade, Rwanda has quietly but steadily positioned itself as one of Africa’s most forward-thinking nations in environmental sustainability and clean energy. Recently,...
Kenya and Burkina Faso Strengthen Strategic Partnership Through Diplomatic Talks
Kenya and Burkina Faso have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations following a series of high-level diplomatic engagements aimed at boosting cooperation in trade,...
Eulogy for Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: The Last Griot of a Continent’s Soul By Jide Adesinor
When a baobab falls in the forest, the birds scatter, the light changes, and silence acquires a new grammar.” Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o has joined the...
When passion Reigns
Passion defies logic, reason, or sense— A flame born from the marrow of restless bones, It leaps beyond the scaffold of calculation, Dancing naked on...