Adenike Adeodun

Rwanda commemorates 30 years of liberation, celebrating remarkable progress and resilience following the tragic 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.

Zimbabwe battles increasing school dropouts due to poverty and drug abuse. Government and NGOs collaborate to support children’s education and combat the crisis.

Government and UNDP conduct workshops to train local authorities on attracting investors, boosting skills for economic growth and development.

President Cyril Ramaphosa forms a new cabinet, sharing power with the DA in a historic government of national unity for South Africa.

Nigerian citizens declare a “day of rage” to protest against soaring inflation and economic hardships, challenging government policies.

The African Union reports 65 million children benefit from school feeding programs in Nigeria and 50 other African countries.

The IMF reports significant risks to Zimbabwe’s economic stability due to governance weaknesses and corruption, urging urgent reforms.

The US has denied President Mnangagwa’s claims of a military base in Zambia, emphasizing a partnership-led approach in Africa.

Kwesi Pratt criticizes Ghana’s government for celebrating the Eurobond deal, questioning the economic strategy behind the debt relief agreement.

SADC and International IDEA sign an MoU to enhance democracy in southern Africa, focusing on electoral reforms, gender equality, and peace initiatives.