Senegal unveils ambitious 25-year development roadmap
In a landmark announcement, the Senegalese government has unveiled recently an ambitious 25-year development roadmap aimed at transforming the nation into a high-income economy by […]
Articles by Pawla Nibramich
AU-PSC: Morocco Advocates Multidimensional Approach to Africa’s Security Challenges
Morocco reiterated before African Union’s Peace and Security Council (PSC) the relevance of an integrated and holistic approach to meet the challenges of peace and […]
Sudanese army strike on mosque kills 31
At least 31 people were killed in an army airstrike on a mosque in Wad Madani, a town in central Sudan, a local pro-democracy group […]
Ghana’s Parliament Suspended Amid Majority Dispute
Ghana’s parliament has been indefinitely suspended following chaotic scenes over a majority dispute triggered by the defection of four MPs. Speaker Alban Bagbin declared their […]
Former PM Hamdok condemns war, criticizes international community’s response to Sudan crisis
Former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, leader of the Coordination of Civil Democratic Forces (Tagadum), reiterated his alliance’s firm rejection of the ongoing war in […]
Cameroon’s Educational Crisis: Conflict Derails Millions of Students’ Futures
The crisis, centered in the country’s English-speaking regions, has led to the closure of thousands of schools, and left 1.4 million school-age children in need […]
WHO declares Egypt malaria free
Malaria, a potentially deadly disease caused by parasites and transmitted through mosquito bites, has been completely eradicated from Egypt, marking a monumental milestone in public […]
AfDB, AFD strengthen partnership in favor of youth entrepreneurship
The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the French Development Agency (AFD) have strengthened their partnership to support young entrepreneurs in Africa. AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina […]
Nile Cooperation Agreement: A source of hope and tensions after implementation
The Nile Basin Cooperation Framework Agreement (CFA), which came into force on Sunday, October 13, is both a source of hope and controversy. Aimed at […]
Niger Renames French Colonial-Era Streets and Monuments to Honor Local Heroes
Niger’s military government has initiated a campaign to rename streets and monuments that previously bore French names, marking another step in distancing the country from […]