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Kenya and China are strengthening their partnership in media development through discussions led by Prof. Edward Kisiang’ani, focusing on economic empowerment, knowledge sharing, and modernization of media practices. This collaboration …
Kenya and China Strengthen Cooperation in Media Development Read More
Kirsty Coventry, a candidate for IOC president, has become controversial due to her role as Zimbabwe’s sports minister amidst a repressive political context. Her platform advocates for ethical standards but …
The Soft Face of Zimbabwe’s Dictatorship: Kirsty Coventry for IOC President? Read More
Virginia Tech defender Yonis Kireh has been called up by Djibouti for his first senior team international matches, coinciding with World Cup qualifiers. Coach Mike Brizendine praised Kireh’s opportunity, as …
Yonis Kireh Receives First Senior Team Call-up for Djibouti Read More
Following former President Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest, both the Philippine Supreme Court and the ICC have been targeted by fake news campaigns. Meta has acted by suspending related social media pages. …
Fake News Surge Following Duterte’s Arrest Affects Philippine Courts and ICC Read More
In South Sudan, the fragile 2018 peace accord faces heightened strains due to political turbulence and military activity. Recent incidents, including a militia attack, raise fears of renewed civil war …
Escalating Tensions in South Sudan: The Fragile Peace Accord at Risk Read More
The IFC and Kifiya have partnered to provide digital financial services to one million Ethiopian farmers. With a budget of $900,000, the initiative aims to enhance financial access and digital …
Digitizing One Million Ethiopian Farmers: IFC and Kifiya Join Forces Read More
The SPLM-IO, a major South Sudan party, has suspended its participation in peace arrangements amid escalating tensions between Riek Machar and Salva Kiir, following violent clashes and arrests. The situation …
SPLM-IO Party Suspends Participation in South Sudan’s Peace Process Amid Tensions Read More
South Sudan’s SPLM-IO party has withdrawn from key peace process elements due to escalating tension between its leader Riek Machar and President Salva Kiir, with recent clashes and political arrests …
South Sudan’s SPLM-IO Party Suspends Participation in Peace Process Read More
Ethiopia confronts rising tensions in Tigray two years after the Pretoria peace accords, with fears of renewed conflict amid internal power struggles. Displacement remains a concern as societal unrest grows, …
Ethiopia’s Tigray Tensions: Impacts on Regional Stability and the Threat of Renewed Conflict Read More
Regional and international peace partners are calling on South Sudan’s leaders to act urgently to prevent a return to civil war. Key figures, including Ambassadors Ismail Wais and Nicholas Haysom, …
Urgent Call for Action to Prevent Conflict Resurgence in South Sudan Read More