Adenike Adeodun

In an effort to curb urban disorder, Abidjan bans begging, targeting enhanced safety, better traffic management, and improved living conditions for its growing population.

As SADC troops prepare to leave Mozambique, the jihadist insurgency’s root causes persist. The mission’s departure raises questions about Mozambique’s readiness to tackle ongoing security challenges.

Indian businessman Ashok Jain’s proposed $100M deal with Zimbabwe faces backlash over unrealistic demands and questionable credentials, putting the ethanol project’s viability in doubt.

Google agrees to delete incognito search data, marking a significant victory for online privacy and setting new standards for user data protection.

President Mnangagwa accelerates RBZ’s leadership change, aiming to stabilize Zimbabwe’s economy with Mushayavanhu’s fresh strategies against rising costs and currency woes.

Zimbabwe faces a steep economic challenge as food and total consumption poverty lines surge, reflecting the harsh impact of currency devaluation.

UNICEF highlights a dire climate crisis, with 45 million children in Africa at risk from diseases and malnutrition, calling for immediate global action.

Amid economic struggles and drought, 5.4 million Zimbabweans face hunger, with food insecurity soaring as citizens turn to crisis coping strategies and markets experience staple shortages.

South Africa’s mining industry triumphs over TB, surpassing its 2024 targets. A beacon of occupational health success, setting new global standards in the fight against tuberculosis.

Dr. Bawumia emphasizes the need for visionary leadership, problem-solving, and integrity to propel Ghana forward, marking a new era of innovative governance.