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How MENA–Africa Collaboration Is Accelerating Innovation and Opportunity
Africa and Saudi Arabia are entering a defining moment in their modern partnership, driven by a global shift toward south‑south collaboration, youth‑led innovation, and long‑term investment in human capital. As both regions expand their…
Brumelda Zuma Sworn In As South African MP After Half‑Sister Resigns
Brumelda Zuma, daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, has been sworn into parliament less than two weeks after her half‑sister, Duduzile Zuma‑Sambudla, stepped down.
Brumelda joins parliament as a representative of uMkhonto…
UNESCO Recognises Moroccan Caftan as Intangible Cultural Heritage
The Moroccan caftan has officially been added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List, following a decision made on Wednesday during a meeting of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural…
Uganda Set to Receive $1.7B in US Health Funding Under New Bilateral Deal
Uganda and the United States have signed a $2.3 billion bilateral health cooperation agreement that will guide their partnership over the next five years. Announced on Wednesday, the framework falls under the Trump administration’s America…
Benin Coup Leader Reportedly Flees to Togo as Authorities Demand Extradition
The political fallout from Benin’s failed coup attempt continues to widen, with Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri the alleged figurehead of the mutiny reportedly finding refuge across the border in Togo.According to Beninese government…
Sahel Alliance Warns Nigeria It Will Neutralise Any Unauthorised Aircraft
Tensions in West Africa have escalated again after the Alliance of Sahel States warned Nigeria that it will neutralise any aircraft entering its airspace without approval. The statement followed the emergency landing of a Nigerian military…
ICC Delivers First Darfur Conviction But Africans Ask Who Is Really Above The Law
The International Criminal Court has sentenced Ali Muhammad Ali Abd Al Rahman, widely known as Ali Kushayb, to twenty years in prison after convicting him on thirty one counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Darfur…
Somalis Worldwide Reject Trump’s Remarks as Communities Demand Respect and Accountability
Somalis across the United States, East Africa and the global diaspora are pushing back after US President Donald Trump described Somali immigrants as “garbage,” comments already fuelling fear on the ground in Minneapolis and anger in…
African Girls Are Facing a New Frontline of Violence Online. Decision-Makers Must Act Now.
UNITED NATIONS, New York – When an 18-year-old girl in Syria described receiving rape threats at just 16 for speaking openly about feminism, her experience resonated far beyond her borders. Across Africa, adolescent girls and young women…
Tanzania Clamps Down on Independence Day Protests, Calls Them a Coup Attempt
Authorities in Tanzania have moved to shut down Independence Day protests planned for Tuesday, warning citizens to remain indoors and describing the mobilisation as an attempted overthrow of the state. The call to protest comes weeks after…