Ghanaian President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has rallied people of African descent to transform Africa’s narrative, often marred by associations with disease, hunger, poverty, and mass migration. Speaking at the …
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UNICEF, UN invest in Nigeria’s youth, addressing health and education.
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Central European defence companies are looking to expand their presence in Africa by offering weapons and equipment that can upgrade the Soviet-era systems used by many African militaries. These companies …
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A group of women in Congo who were sexually abused or exploited by officials working to stop the Ebola outbreak have received $250 each from the World Health Organization (WHO), …
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Nigeria’s aviation industry is currently facing heightened concerns following a series of plane crash-landing incidents. Within a span of just two weeks, the sector has witnessed two such accidents, raising …
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Nigerian students are pursuing higher education in the United States in unprecedented numbers, despite the economic challenges posed by the foreign exchange crisis. According to a new report by the …
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has announced a $500 million pledge to support the development of the Lobito Corridor, a strategic transport route that will link Angola, Zambia, and the …
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In Harare’s Hopley suburb, a group of young researchers has revealed startling insights into drug and substance abuse among Zimbabwe’s youth. Their research points to porous borders and corrupt practices …
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A group of Malian translators who work for the German peacekeepers in Mali have expressed their fear of being targeted by jihadist groups after the UN mission ends its operation …
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South Africa’s leading fashion retailer, TFG, is hopeful about its prospects for the upcoming Black Friday and Christmas shopping seasons, despite reporting a 15.3% decline in half-year earnings. TFG, which …