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Thierry Ntwali, a Rwandan tennis professional, received the International Trailblazer Award at the Tennis Black List Awards for his significant contributions to tennis development in East and Central Africa. The …
Rwandan Tennis Professional Honored at Tennis Black List Awards Read More
Malian army clashed with Azawad separatists, resulting in 10 separatist deaths, while the separatists claim to have killed dozens of soldiers. The fighting erupted in Kidal following a military offensive, …
Clashes in Northern Mali Leave Several Dead as Separatists Attack Army Read More
South Africa is on the verge of winning their first World Test Championship title after day three at Lord’s, with Aiden Markram scoring 102 not out and Temba Bavuma contributing …
Markram Puts South Africa on Verge of Historic WTC Final Win Read More
The Council of Registered Builders of Nigeria has urged immediate action to manage floodplains effectively, attributing recent flooding disasters to mismanagement. Chairman Dr. Samson Opaluwah criticized the inadequate use of …
Floodplain Mismanagement Blamed for National Flooding Crisis, Says CORBON Read More
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s handling of internal strife while engaging Eritrea raises critical concerns. The Ethiopian military is experiencing declining morale amid the ongoing conflict, with rising fatalities and defections. …
PM Abiy Ahmed Struggles with Internal Conflict and External Pressures in Ethiopia Read More
Egypt detains and deports hundreds of activists set to join the Global March to Gaza, which aims to peacefully protest the Israeli blockade on Gaza. The government’s actions raise significant …
Egypt Detains Hundreds of Activists Planning to Join March to Gaza Border Read More
Nigeria’s democracy is increasingly undermined under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as his government strays from accountability, respect for laws, and fairness. INEC’s failures hinder voter participation, while nepotism colors his …
Dismemberment of Democracy in Nigeria Read More
Experts at the June 12 National Dialogue criticized Nigeria’s failure to fulfill democratic promises over the past three decades. Prof. Pat Utomi expressed concerns about the state of democracy, while …
Nigeria Yet to Fulfill Democratic Promise, Say Speakers at National Dialogue Read More
Hannibal Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, is on a hunger strike in Lebanon after ten years of detention without trial. His health has worsened, with three hospital visits in a …
Hannibal Gaddafi’s Health Worsens After 10 Years in Detention in Lebanon Read More
Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed’s strategies amidst internal conflict and external pressure are complex, challenging the notion of a simplistic “fake war” with Eritrea. Reports indicate significant military distress and widespread …
Abiy Ahmed and Eritrea: A Complex Relationship Amid Internal Strife Read More