Mozambique Positions Itself as Regional Energy Hub with Landmark Deals
Mozambique has taken on May 8 a strategic leap toward solidifying its role as a pivotal energy player in Southern Africa by signing two landmark […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Nigerian Army Strikes Back at Boko Haram in Borno State, Killing Eight Militants
In a decisive military operation on Wednesday, May 7, the Nigerian Army successfully neutralized eight Boko Haram fighters during a counter-offensive in the Gwoza region […]
Julius Malema Denied UK Visa Ahead of Africa Together Conference
South African opposition leader Julius Malema has accused the UK of attempting to silence dissent after being denied a visa to attend the ‘Africa Together […]
Teenage Belgian Ant Collectors Fined in Kenya as Experts Warn of Ecological Disruption
Two Belgian teenagers have been swept into the centre of Kenya’s escalating campaign against wildlife trafficking after being caught with 5,000 live ants, a violation […]
Tanzanian Court Demands in-Person Appearance of Opposition Leader on Hunger Strike
Tanzanian opposition figure Tundu Lissu, currently facing treason charges, has been ordered by a court to appear in person for his upcoming hearing on May […]
Ghana Opposition Rallies Against Chief Justice Suspension, Alleges Constitutional Breach
In a stirring display of defiance, hundreds of demonstrators clad in red and black flooded the streets of Accra on Monday 06 May to protest […]
Nigeria Reaffirms Pledge to End Paediatric AIDS by 2030, Unveils Renewed Strategic Investments
In a bold declaration of intent, the Federal Government of Nigeria has reaffirmed on Monday 06 May its unwavering commitment to eliminate AIDS in children […]
Malawi and U.S. Dismantle Drug Syndicate with Alleged Ties to Mexican Cartel
In a coordinated security sweep described as both decisive and unprecedented, the Malawian Government, in collaboration with United States intelligence, has arrested seven individuals suspected […]
South Africa Battles Relentless Rhino Poaching as Over 100 Killed in First Quarter of 2025
In an unrelenting assault on one of Africa’s most emblematic endangered species, South African authorities have confirmed that 103 rhinos were killed by poachers in […]
South Africa Launches Judicial Inquiry into Alleged Political Sabotage of Apartheid-Era Justice
South Africa is poised to confront the shadows of its past as President Cyril Ramaphosa authorizes a judicial inquiry into longstanding claims of political interference […]