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Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio and Guinea Prime Minister Mamadou Oury Bah visited Ethiopia on November 7, 2024, to observe successful agricultural initiatives within the context of the World …
Sierra Leone and Guinea Leaders Examine Agricultural Developments in Ethiopia Read More
The UN Special Representative for South Sudan, Nicholas Haysom, addressed the Security Council about the extension of the transition period and the postponement of elections until December 2026, emphasizing the …
Regrettable Delay in South Sudan Elections: UN Calls for Urgent Action Read More
Mozambique is experiencing widespread protests against alleged electoral fraud after the ruling Frelimo party won the October 9 elections. Police have used tear gas to disperse demonstrators, and there have …
Mozambique Protests Erupt Over Alleged Electoral Fraud as Police Respond with Tear Gas Read More
Donald Trump’s victory as president raises significant implications for Nigeria, impacting potential immigration policies and trade relations. His ‘America First’ agenda suggests a more self-reliant approach for nations, which may …
Implications of Donald Trump’s Victory for Nigeria’s Future Read More
A wave of satellite launches in Africa, marked by Senegal’s GaindeSAT-1A, reflects a growing desire for technological sovereignty. While costs for launching satellites have fallen, enabling nations to engage more, …
The Rising Wave of Satellite Launches in Africa: A Move Towards Technological Independence Read More
The COP29 Special Report on Climate Change and Health calls for urgent action to address the health risks associated with climate change, emphasizing the need for equitable solutions. It outlines …
Health as a Critical Imperative in Climate Change Action at COP29 Read More
ReconAfrica has become the first publicly traded oil and gas company listed on the Namibian Stock Exchange under the symbol “REC.” It has also received license renewal approval for its …
ReconAfrica Makes History with Namibian Stock Exchange Listing and Exploration Progress Read More
Climate scientists warn that the ultra-rich are using private jets like taxis, leading to a 46% increase in carbon emissions since 2019. Research indicates that flying privately can emit more …
Climate Scientists Warn of Rising Emissions from Ultra-Rich Private Jet Travel Read More
Mozambique’s capital, Maputo, faced police action as large protests erupted over allegations of fraud following the October 9 elections won by the Frelimo party. Police used tear gas to disperse …
Mozambique Civil Unrest: Protests Erupt Over Allegations of Election Fraud Read More
The United States Government is launching the “Resilience at Scale” initiative to build climate-resilient infrastructure in developing countries amidst escalating climate challenges. The focus on a systems approach aims to …
Building Climate-Resilient Infrastructure: The USG’s Initiative for a Sustainable Future Read More