Press Freedom Under Siege: Somalia’s Crackdown on Journalists
Somalia’s media landscape is facing a troubling trend of journalist arrests and intimidation. The recent detention of AliNur Salaad for reporting on drug use in […]
Articles by Pawla Nibramich
Resilience and Faith: Rwandan Genocide Survivors’ 30-Year Journey
Thirty years after the Rwandan genocide, survivors continue grappling with its aftermath. The 1994 massacre saw 800,000 Tutsis killed by Hutu extremists in 100 days, […]
Ethiopia Secures Crucial IMF Funding Amid Economic Reforms
Ethiopia has taken a significant step towards economic stability by reaching an agreement with the International Monetary Fund for a $3.4 billion financing program. This […]
Russian Mercenaries Face Deadly Ambush in Mali’s Shifting Sands
In a dramatic turn of events, Russian mercenaries operating in Mali have suffered significant casualties following a rebel ambush during a sandstorm. The incident highlights […]
Tuareg Rebels Claim Major Victory in Northern Mali Clash
In a dramatic turn of events, Tuareg separatists in Mali have claimed a significant victory over the country’s army and its Russian allies. The conflict, […]
Meta Cracks Down on Nigerian Sextortion Ring
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has taken decisive action against a widespread sextortion scheme originating from Nigeria. The tech giant has removed […]
Zambia Reels from Shocking Murder of Broadcasting Regulator Chief
Zambia has been left stunned by the brutal killing of Guntila Muleya, the newly appointed head of the country’s Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA). Muleya’s body […]
Namibia: uranium shipment from Langer Heinrich mine resumes
Paladin Energy announced on July 22 its first uranium shipment since the Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia resumed activity in March after a six-year halt […]
Dangote Refinery Seeks Crude Oil from Libya and Angola Amid Nigerian Supply Challenges
Africa’s largest refinery, the Dangote facility in Nigeria, is actively seeking crude oil supplies from Libya and Angola. This move comes as the refinery faces […]
Morocco contributes to Niger energy security
Already one of the least electrified countries in the World, Niger is about to start operating a power station offered by Morocco in a bid […]