Kenya: government decides to close 348 boarding schools over security concerns
On December 3, 2024, Kenya’s Ministry of Education released a list of boarding schools facing closure following a comprehensive audit initiated by the Government. The […]
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WFP runs out of funds as famine worsens in Africa
On December 4, the World Food Programme (WFP) delivered a stark message: a significant funding shortfall has left it unable to provide critical aid to […]
NGO reports 5 dead and 22 shot on the first day of new protests in Mozambique
On December 4, Mozambique witnessed a tragic escalation in its ongoing election-related protests, with at least five people killed and 22 injured by gunfire, according […]
South Africa: Global Tensions Impact Currency Markets
South Africa’s rand weakened against major currencies as international investors shifted toward safe-haven assets amid escalating political uncertainty in South Korea. The currency movement reflects […]
Zimbabwe Court Delivers Landmark Ruling on Abortion Rights
A groundbreaking judicial decision in Zimbabwe has struck down restrictions preventing abortion access for marital rape survivors and minors. The High Court ruling, delivered by […]
Biden announces €949 million in humanitarian aid to Africa in Luanda
U.S. President Joe Biden announced over $1 billion (€949 million) in humanitarian aid to address the critical needs of Africans displaced by severe droughts and […]
Namibia: Electoral Commission announces victory for Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah
Namibia has elected its first female President, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, marking a historic moment for the nation. The 72-year-old Vice-president and candidate of the ruling SWAPO […]
Historic Rail Project Anchors First US Presidential Visit to Angola
The first-ever United States presidential visit to Angola marks a significant milestone in bilateral relations. The centerpiece involves a transformative $3 billion investment in the […]
Plane with 2.6 tons of drugs seized in Bissau was heading to Mali
A trial commenced on December 2 in Guinea-Bissau concerning a Gulfstream IV aircraft seized in September carrying 2.6 tons of drugs. The five defendants, all […]
Biden reiterates in Cape Verde support for African seats on the UN Security Council
During a stopover in Cape Verde on Monday, December 2, President Joe Biden reaffirmed his commitment to establishing “two permanent seats for African countries” on […]