John Dramani Mahama Says Trump’s Ramaphosa Criticism Is “Insulting to All Africans”
Donald Trump’s baseless claim of white genocide in South Africa not only misrepresents reality but also insults Africa’s painful history of colonization and apartheid. His remarks during a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa echo a long-standing tactic: using language to distort truth and prolong injustice. In contrast, Ramaphosa’s calm rebuttal was a powerful defense of memory and […]
Nigeria’s Tinubu Softens Economic Reforms as 2027 Campaign Heats Up
After two years of economic shock therapy, Nigeria’s president, Bola Tinubu, appears to be shifting gears ahead of a likely 2027 reelection bid. While early reforms—removing fuel subsidies and floating the naira—triggered inflation, unrest, and widespread hardship, recent signs point to a more measured approach. Recent signs suggest that Tinubu’s policies have been successful, with inflation stabilizing, […]
Ruto Apologises to Tanzania Over Deportation Controversy
Kenyan President William Ruto has issued a public apology to Tanzania, aiming to defuse rising tensions sparked by the recent deportation of East African activists from Tanzania. The activists, including Kenya’s Boniface Mwangi, alleged mistreatment while in Tanzanian custody, igniting online outrage and a digital clash between citizens of both nations. Tanzanian lawmakers accused Kenyans of […]
Namibia Holds First Genocide Remembrance Day to Mark German Colonial Atrocities
Namibia held its first official genocide remembrance day on May 28 to honor victims of mass killings by German colonial forces between 1904 and 1908. Tens of thousands of Herero and Nama people were killed or starved in concentration camps under orders from German Gen. Lothar von Trotha in what historians call the first genocide of the […]
Racial Disparity Persists in South African Leadership Roles
Despite three decades of democracy, South Africa’s top management remains starkly unequal, with white professionals still overwhelmingly dominant. According to the 2025 Commission for Employment Equity report, white individuals hold 61.1% of top roles—eight times their share of the Economically Active Population—while black Africans, who form the majority, are severely underrepresented at just 18%. The government […]
African Development Bank Hits Record 241.9% Capital Growth in 2025
As the African Development Bank (AfDB) gears up for a historic leadership transition, it’s celebrating a decade of unprecedented growth. Under President Akinwumi Adesina, the Bank’s capital skyrocketed by 241.9%—from $93 billion in 2015 to $318 billion in 2025—marking the most substantial financial leap in its history. Adesina described his presidency as a “mission” during a […]
Blockchain.com Joins the Race for Africa’s Digital Future
Blockchain.com is making a bold move into Africa, kicking off with a physical office in Nigeria by Q2 2025—the first by a foreign crypto firm in the country. With plans to expand into Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa, the UK-based crypto platform is capitalizing on Africa’s evolving regulatory environment. Nigeria’s recent legal reforms, including mandatory licensing for […]
AFRICOM’s Future in Question: US Weighs Major Military Reshuffle in Africa
The future of the US military’s Africa Command (AFRICOM) is under review, raising questions about Washington’s long-term strategic footprint on the continent. General Michael Langley, AFRICOM’s top commander, urged African leaders to voice their opinions on the potential merger to US officials as Washington considers merging the command with its European counterpart. Established in 2008 to […]
New Finds in Morocco Show Ancient World Connections
Recent excavations on Morocco’s Tangier Peninsula, on the northwestern edge of Africa and a mere 14 kilometers from Europe, have unveiled a treasure trove of Bronze Age history, including the region’s first radiocarbon-dated cist burial. Once thought to be isolated and uninhabited in prehistoric times, the peninsula is now recognized as a prehistoric hub that connected […]
Your Next Adventure Awaits: Discover Incredible Visa-Free Travel Spots
Dreaming of a hassle-free getaway? Ditch the visa stress and explore stunning destinations that welcome you with open arms. Experience the sun-kissed shores, vibrant landscapes, and beautiful culture of Mauritius. Zanzibar invites you to bask on pristine beaches and dive into history, while Namibia promises dramatic landscapes and thrilling safaris. Seychelles, with its postcard-perfect islands, offers […]