Angolans and Cape Verdeans Urge Portugal to Apologise and Return Looted Colonial Artefacts
A new survey has revealed strong support in Angola and Cape Verde for Portugal to issue a formal apology for its colonial past and to […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Somali Forces Eliminate Senior al-Shabab Bomb Expert in Targeted Operation
Somalia’s elite Danab Commandos have neutralised a high-ranking al-Shabab commander, Abdi Jabbar, during a precision operation in the southern village of Yuumbis, about seven kilometres […]
AfDB approves $139 million loan for Johannesburg Modernization
The African Development Bank approved a landmark $139 million loan to Johannesburg Tuesday, marking the institution’s first direct lending to a municipal entity as South […]
Kilimanjaro Road Tragedy Claims 38 Lives as President Samia Calls for Road Safety Vigilance
At least 38 people have died and 28 others sustained injuries in a devastating head-on collision between a passenger bus and a minibus in Tanzania’s […]
Faulty lifelines: study reveals one in six cancer drugs in Africa is defective
A groundbreaking study has revealed that nearly one in six cancer medications available in four sub-Saharan African nations — Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, and Cameroon — […]
Somalia’s Danab Forces Kill 37 al-Shabaab Militants in Major Counter-Terror Operation
Somalia’s elite Danab special forces, in coordination with international allies, have killed more than 37 al-Shabaab militants in a strategic operation conducted in the village […]
DA Withdraws from National Dialogue, Raises Concerns Over Ramaphosa’s Leadership of Unity Government
South Africa’s Democratic Alliance (DA) has withdrawn from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s national dialogue initiative, a platform aimed at fostering cohesion in the aftermath of the […]
‘China’s gold, our graves’: Ghana counts cost of illegal gold mining boom
Ahead of Ghana’s April ban on foreign participation in local gold trading, a wave of anti-China sentiment spread across social media — much of it […]
Sudan’s civil war ‘spills over’ into CAR, threatening regional stability
The United Nations has raised alarm over escalating instability in the Central African Republic (CAR), as Sudan’s brutal civil war increasingly spills across the border. […]
Rwanda and DRC to Sign U.S.-Backed Peace Accord Amid Ongoing Tensions and Mineral Interests
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are expected to sign a U.S.-brokered agreement on Friday, June 27 in Washington aimed at ending the […]