Adenike Adeodun

Mlungisi Makhanya, leader of Eswatini’s main opposition party, was allegedly poisoned in an assassination attempt. Pudemo claims it was politically motivated ahead of protests.

Africa’s surging youth population is facing a dangerous unemployment crisis, risking economic collapse and social unrest. Without urgent action, this ticking time bomb could explode.

Morit International School in Lagos allows parents to pay tuition with plastic bottles, but financial and logistical challenges threaten its future.

Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda’s president’s son, has pulled out of the 2026 presidential race, urging his supporters to back his father, President Yoweri Museveni.

Gordons discusses Israel Adesanya’s connection to African power, challenges Nigerian athletes face abroad, and his support for his children’s future athletic pursuits.

Indian arms sold to European buyers are reportedly ending up in Ukraine, despite concerns raised by Russia, with India maintaining it follows export laws.

Zimbabwe’s creditors show a willingness to consider a debt-for-climate swap as part of restructuring its $21 billion arrears, pending government commitment to reforms.

Gender-based violence in Africa continues to rise, worsened by COVID-19 lockdowns and weak legal systems. Millions of women and girls are left vulnerable without strong reforms.

ECOWAS and the Ministry of Women launched four projects aimed at improving access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities for women and girls in West Africa.

Moroccan authorities thwarted a mass migration attempt near Ceuta, detaining 60 people while deploying heavy security in Fnideq to prevent illegal crossings.