Nigeria Will Cease Petrol Imports from June, Claims Dangote
Nigeria’s billionaire industrialist Aliko Dangote announced that the country will no longer need to import petrol starting next month. The milestone is attributed to the Dangote Refinery, which is set to begin operations soon. This development is expected to save Nigeria billions of dollars in foreign exchange, create jobs, and boost the local economy. The […]
Billions in Invisible Gold Discovered in Johannesburg’s Mine Dumps
A researcher has uncovered a staggering amount of invisible gold, worth $24 billion, in the mine dumps of Johannesburg, South Africa. Dr. Ncamiso Matsebula found that the gold particles are so tiny that they are almost impossible to detect with traditional methods. This discovery could revolutionize the gold mining industry, allowing for the extraction of […]
Mali Unrest: Rebels Claim Civilian Deaths at Hands of Military, Wagner Group
Mali’s rebel groups have accused the country’s national army as well as the Wagner Group, a Russian paramilitary organization, of killing civilians in recent operations. The Permanent Strategic Framework for the Defense of the People of Azawad (CSP-DPA), a group of armed Tuareg rebel groups, claimed that these forces targeted civilians in the northern region […]
DRC Army Claims Foiled Coup Attempt
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s army announced it has thwarted a coup attempt orchestrated by a group of soldiers. The alleged plot aimed to overthrow President Félix Tshisekedi’s government. Authorities have arrested several individuals involved in the scheme and are conducting further investigations. This incident is one of many effects of the ongoing political instability […]
South Africa’s Top Court Rules Zuma Ineligible for Parliament
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has ruled that former President Jacob Zuma is ineligible to run for a parliamentary seat. The court’s decision is based on Zuma’s previous criminal convictions, which disqualify him from holding public office. This ruling marks a significant moment in South Africa’s efforts to uphold the rule of law and combat corruption. […]
Researchers Reveal Climate Change will Expand Mosquito Habitats across Africa
A new study has mapped how climate change will affect malaria in Africa by predicting future mosquito breeding sites. Researchers found that rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns will expand mosquito habitats, potentially increasing malaria transmission in regions previously unaffected. The study underscores the need for proactive measures to combat malaria, including enhanced surveillance, improved […]
Tunisian Authorities Rescue Migrants Stranded Off Its Coast, Recovers Bodies
Tunisian authorities have recovered the bodies of four migrants and rescued dozens more after a boat capsized off the coast. The migrants were attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe. This tragic incident highlights the ongoing migrant crisis and the dangers faced by those undertaking perilous journeys in search of better opportunities. Tunisian […]
Nigerian Tourism Company Invited to Set Up Shop in Gambia
Landmark Beach is a popular beachside resort in Lagos, Nigeria, belonging to billionaire Paul Onwuanibe. Sometime in April, the Lagos State Government marked the structure for removal as part of its urban renewal project. Since this occurrence, the company has, according to Onwuanibe, received multiple invitations from the Gambian government and three other Nigerian state […]
Singer Libianca on the Pressure to Take Sides in Cameroon War
Afrosoul star Libianca, despite living in the US for most of her life, proudly embraces her Cameroonian heritage. Known for her 2022 hit “People,” she often showcases her roots, but this has brought her into the crosshairs of Cameroon’s conflict. Libianca recently postponed her North American tour after receiving over 50 death threats from separatist […]
Rwanda Bars Senior Human Rights Researcher Seeking to Investigate Human Rights Abuses
Rwanda has denied entry to a senior human rights researcher from Human Rights Watch. The government cited security concerns as the reason for barring the researcher, who was set to investigate human rights abuses in the country. This move has drawn criticism from international human rights organizations, which argue that it undermines transparency and accountability. […]
