Nigeria Records Strongest Economic Growth in a Decade Amid Structural Reforms
In 2024, Nigeria achieved its highest economic growth in ten years, according to the World Bank, marking a significant recovery driven by bold structural reforms […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Burkina Faso Under Siege: Coordinated Jihadist Attacks Spread Fear and Devastation
Burkina Faso is once again reeling under a wave of orchestrated terrorist violence, with the northern town of Djibo enduring a particularly brutal assault. In […]
Torrential Floods Ravage Eastern Congo, Dozens Dead and Missing as Villages Washed Away
In a tragic turn of events, severe flooding triggered by relentless rains has devastated several lakeside communities in eastern Congo, killing at least 62 people […]
First White South Africans Arrive in U.S. under Trump Refugee Program
The first group of 49 white South Africans granted refugee status under President Donald Trump’s program departed Johannesburg on Monday, further straining relations between the […]
Egypt Embarks on $590 Million Hybrid Solar and Battery Storage Project
Egypt has commenced construction on the Obelisk solar project, a $590 million hybrid solar power and battery storage initiative led by Norwegian renewable energy firm […]
UN Warns Mali’s Political Ban Deepens Democratic Backslide
Amid growing unease over democratic regression in Mali, United Nations human rights experts have sharply criticized on Thursday May 8 the country’s military-led government for […]
US Court Halts Controversial Deportation Plan to Libya Amid Legal and Human Rights Concerns
A United States federal judge has issued a temporary injunction blocking the Trump Administration’s attempt to deport migrants to Libya, raising serious legal and ethical […]
Mali Suspends Political Parties Amid Pro-Democracy Unrest
Mali’s military-led Government has indefinitely suspended on May 7 all political party and association activities, citing “public order” concerns, just days after hundreds of pro-democracy […]
Rwanda Confirms Early Talks with U.S. on Migrant Relocation Deal
In a move that could reshape global migration diplomacy, Rwanda has confirmed that it is in preliminary talks with the United States to receive migrants […]
Moroccan jurists defend, before 29th World Law Congress, Autonomy Plan for the Sahara as a credible & realistic settlement
A delegation of Moroccan legal experts took part at the 29th World Law Congress held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, May 4-6. The congress, held […]