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The African National Congress (ANC) has affirmed its decision to expel former leader Jacob Zuma, rejecting his appeal to overturn the expulsion. The party had… Read More »South Africa’s ANC Upholds Jacob Zuma’s Expulsion Following Appeal
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Moroccan Crown Prince Moulay Hassan reaffirmed their commitment to deepening ties between China and Morocco during a brief meeting in… Read More »China’s Xi Jinping and Morocco’s Crown Prince Pledge Closer Ties
Kenya is set to mediate a power export agreement between Ethiopia and Tanzania, facilitating regional energy distribution. Under the deal, Ethiopia will supply 100 megawatts… Read More »Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania Forge Regional Power Partnership
In Sierra Leone, rice is a staple food, with many unable to go a day without it. However, the country is grappling with soaring rice… Read More »Sierra Leone Aims for Rice Independence Amid Rising Prices
The decision of Nigeria’s president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to remove petrol subsidies following his election last year resulted in a surge in transportation costs, triggering… Read More »Nigeria Bets on Natural Gas to Curb Soaring Transport Costs
On Sunday, richer nations agreed to pay at least $300 billion per year to support developing nations’ climate adaptation efforts. However, the deal fell short… Read More »Developing Nations Criticize $300 Billion COP29 Climate Deal as Insufficient
Conflict-affected areas have surged by 65% in the past three years, according to Verisk Maplecroft’s Conflict Intensity Index. With this increase, 4.6% of the world’s… Read More »Rising Instability: New Report Highlights Expanding Conflict Across Key Regions
The European Union has recalled its ambassador to Niger following tensions with the ruling military junta over the delivery of humanitarian aid for flood victims.… Read More »EU Recalls Ambassador Amid Aid Dispute with Niger’s Military Junta
The African penguin, Africa’s only penguin species, is now critically endangered, facing potential extinction by 2035. Despite conservation efforts, their population has dropped by 70%… Read More »Critical Endangerment of African Penguins Spurs Calls for Stricter Conservation Efforts
Teresa Clarke, Chair, CEO, and Executive Editor of Africa.com, interviewed Paulin Basinga on advancing public health initiatives in Africa. In an era where global narratives… Read More »Philanthropy Must Catalyze Change, Says Gates Foundation Africa Director
