Namibia’s Tourism Rebounds Strongly with Over 1.25 Million Arrivals in 2024
Namibia registered more than 1.25 million tourist arrivals in 2024, marking a 45.5 percent surge compared with the previous year as the industry steadily regains […]
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Algeria: President Tebboune pardons French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal under pressure
French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal was granted a presidential pardon, the Algerian presidential office said in an official statement. Algeria’s president on Wednesday granted a humanitarian […]
China Rises to Become Fourth-Largest Importer of Ethiopian Coffee
China has ascended to become the fourth-largest importer of Ethiopian coffee, moving up from seventh place within just two years, according to the Ethiopian Coffee […]
Tunisia’s Exports Edge Up Slightly Despite Sharp Declines in Energy and Agro-Food Sectors
Tunisia’s foreign trade data for the first nine months of 2025 show a marginal 0.03% rise in exports, reaching 46,419.8 million dinars (MD) compared to […]
Morocco, Germany take steps to deepen agricultural cooperation
Morocco and Germany have taken a significant step forward in their agricultural partnership with the launch of a joint working group on agriculture and food […]
Germany’s €10M Africa pledge signals intent, but strategy still lags behind rivals
Germany has recently pledged €10 million to the G20 Compact with Africa (CwA), signaling renewed commitment to boosting private investment and sustainable growth across the […]
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 — […]
Kirsty Coventry Makes History as IOC’s First Female and African President
Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe has officially assumed office on Monday, June 23 as the first female and African president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), […]
Namibia Lights the Flame of Memory: A Nation’s Reckoning with Colonial Atrocity
In a solemn and historic moment, Namibia marked its inaugural Genocide Remembrance Day on May 28, 2025, honouring the memory of more than 100,000 Ovaherero […]
Visa walls, empty wallets: Schengen rejections cost African applicants millions
In 2024, African travelers collectively lost nearly $70 million in non-refundable Schengen visa fees, exposing a growing financial and mobility crisis. According to new data […]