Seven Ugandan Soldiers Killed in Somalia Amid Al-Shabaab Resurgence Fears
At least seven Ugandan soldiers serving under the African Union Support and Stabilisation Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) have been killed in a three-day battle against […]
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Unseasonal Downpours Kill 29 in Kinshasa as DRC Faces Infrastructure Collapse
At least 29 people lost their lives over the weekend following torrential rains in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to local […]
Morocco-water stress: Perforation of Al Massira dam sets new civil engineering standard for Africa
The question of water management is of paramount importance in debates on Africa’s development. It will be central to the upcoming Annual Meetings of the […]
Namibian Minister Resigns After Arrest Amid Serious Criminal Allegations
The resignation of Namibia’s Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Mac-Albert Hengari, has been confirmed just 27 days after his appointment, following his […]
Namibia Targets Rapid Transition from Oil Discoveries to Production, President Affirms
Namibia is aiming for an accelerated shift from its recent oil and gas discoveries to full-scale production, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah stated on Wednesday, April 23, […]
Several European Countries Support Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as “Most Serious & Credible Basis” for Resolving Sahara Issue
Several European countries have joined the international momentum and expressed support to Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as the “most serious & credible basis” for settling the […]
Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project Achieves Full Capacity
The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) has reached full operational capacity following the successful activation of all nine turbines, each generating 235 megawatts, as confirmed […]
African Leaders Advocate for Inclusive AI Growth at Kigali Summit
At the opening of the inaugural Global AI Summit on Africa in Kigali, Rwanda, on Thursday, April 3, African leaders and technology experts emphasized the […]
Sudanese Military Accused of Massacre in Darfur Market Bombing
A Sudanese war monitor has accused on March 25 the country’s military of carrying out a devastating airstrike on Tur’rah market in the western Darfur […]
Behind the Scenes: How a Father’s Call Bridged a Presidential Crisis
In the sun-drenched coastal town of Langebaan, where luxury cars gleam against the backdrop of Atlantic waters, an unlikely diplomatic drama unfolded. Errol Musk, father […]