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Morocco’s tourism boom saw 17.4 million visitors in 2024, exceeding targeted numbers ahead of schedule, generating substantial revenue but also raising concerns about the impact on local communities and the …
As Tourism Soars in Morocco, So Do Calls for Responsibility Read More
Moroccan authorities prevented pro-Palestinian protests against the Maersk Nexoe ship suspected of transporting F-35 components to Israel. Activists expressed their discontent with increasing government restrictions, calling for solidarity against military …
Morocco Blocks Protests Against Maersk Ship Suspected of Supporting Israel Read More
Brazil’s Energy Minister Alexandre Silveira criticizes developed nations for lacking interest in helping developing countries industrialize ahead of the Brics meeting. He addresses media critiques of Brazil’s oil exploration, emphasizing …
Brazil’s Energy Minister Critiques Developed Nations Ahead of Brics Meeting Read More
South Africa’s G20 presidency in 2025 brings expectations for economic resolution and digital advancement, but rising cyber threats present significant challenges. Reports highlight ransomware and digital extortion as major concerns, …
Navigating South Africa’s Cyber Threats for a Digital Future Read More
A coalition of water justice groups reveals that Nigeria’s water shortage is largely due to poor funding of water utilities. Their report, which assesses water conditions in several states, calls …
Analysis of Persistent Water Shortage in Nigeria: Coalition’s Findings Read More
The conflict between the RSF and SAF in Sudan has resulted in mass fatalities and the suffering of millions, particularly children. Over 10 million children endure violence, with many being …
The Recruitment and Use of Child Soldiers in Sudan: A Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Tunisia has reacted with astonishment to UN criticisms regarding its human rights practices, particularly allegations of political oppression and arbitrary arrests. The government maintains that its judiciary operates independently and …
Tunisia Responds to UN Criticism of Human Rights Practices Read More
Senator Edwin Sifuna was denied entry into Angola during a trip organized by UNITA, leading to the detention of over 20 leaders. He condemned the Angolan authorities for this action …
Senator Sifuna Denied Entry to Angola, Calls for Release of Detained Leaders Read More
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna traveled to Ethiopia after being denied entry to Angola, where over 20 leaders from various nations remain detained by authorities. Sifuna condemned this action and called …
Senator Sifuna Arrives in Ethiopia After Detention of Leaders in Angola Read More
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna was denied entry into Angola despite an invitation from UNITA, the main opposition party. Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine faced a similar fate. This situation raises …
Senator Edwin Sifuna Denied Entry to Angola Despite Official Invitation Read More