US Denounces Zimbabwe’s Deportation of Aid Workers
The US has accused Zimbabwe of mistreating, detaining, and deporting its citizens who were in the country as aid workers. USAID stated that government officials […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Invictus Energy Aims to Conclude Zimbabwe Production Agreement Within Weeks
Invictus Energy, an Australian company, anticipates finalizing a production sharing agreement (PSA) with the Zimbabwean government for its Cabora Bassa project within weeks, marking the […]
Liberia’s Head of State Establishes Task Force to Combat Corruption
Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai has established a task force aimed at combating corruption and reclaiming misappropriated state resources. Boakai mandated the task force to uncover […]
Ghana: President Akufo-Addo Delays Signing Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Pending Supreme Court Verdict
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo has announced his intention to withhold approval for anti-gay legislation until the Supreme Court delivers a verdict on its constitutionality. This […]
China fast emerging as top destination for higher education for African students
China is becoming increasingly popular for African students heading abroad in the pursuit of higher education, with the Germany-based ICEF reporting that the Asian country […]
Kenya, Haiti ink security deal to send 1,000 police to Caribbean nation amid escalating violence
Just as Kenya and Haiti signed a security deal on Friday (1 March), paving the way for the deployment of 1.000 Kenyan police officers to […]
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa Sanctioned by US for Human Rights Abuses
On Monday, the United States imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa, along with his first lady and several other government officials, citing their alleged […]
Ghana’s Finance Ministry Warns of Potential $3.8B Loss Due to Anti-LGBTQ Legislation
Ghana’s finance ministry has issued a warning that the country could experience a significant loss of funding from international banks, amounting to an estimated USD$3.8 […]
ICC Permits Absentia Hearings in Ugandan Joseph Kony Case
In a significant ruling, judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague decided on Monday to proceed with a hearing on charges against […]
As EU-Kenya inch closer to finalizing EPA, EAC regional bloc eyes new trade partnerships
Just as Kenya in inching closer to concluding a preferential trade deal with European Union, a similar deal between the East African Community’s (EAC) and […]