Motoni Olodun

Justice Mandisa Maya’s appointment as South Africa’s first female Chief Justice marks a historic step toward gender equality, bringing a fresh perspective to the judiciary.

Sudan’s Agriculture Minister denies famine amid food insecurity concerns. Government and international efforts focus on improving food access and distribution.

Mudslides triggered by heavy rains in southern Ethiopia’s Sidama region have claimed 23 lives and left dozens missing, prompting urgent rescue efforts.

President William Ruto will address the nation today, focusing on Kenya’s economic challenges, political tensions, and the government’s response plans.

Ugandans protest against government corruption, demanding accountability and transparency. The demonstrations highlight growing frustration with President Museveni’s administration.

Sierra Leone jails 11 officers involved in a failed coup attempt, reaffirming its commitment to democratic governance. The government calls for calm and trust in legal systems.

South Africa’s recent economic reforms have inspired Abax Investments to increase its exposure to the country, seeing significant potential for long-term investment.

The UK’s Rwanda asylum scheme has cost £700 million, reigniting debates over its effectiveness and morality. Critics call for more humane, cost-effective solutions.

President Ramaphosa signs a law granting South Africans early access to their retirement savings, providing crucial financial relief amid economic hardship.

A boat carrying over 200 migrants landed on a beach in Spain’s Canary Islands on Friday, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis as exhausted individuals sought refuge after a perilous journey. …