FESPACO 2025: African Cinema Defies Censorship with Bold Storytelling
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso – The 29th edition of the Pan-African Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou (FESPACO) reaffirmed its role as Africa’s premier
Namibia Bids Farewell to Founding Father Sam Nujoma
Windhoek, Namibia – Mourners from across Namibia gathered at Heroes’ Acre in the capital, Windhoek, on Sunday to bid farewell to Sam Nujoma,
Botswana and De Beers sign long-awaited diamond deal
GABORONE – Botswana’s government and mining giant De Beers signed a long-awaited 10-year diamond sales agreement on Tuesday (Feb. 25), ending years of
M23 and the stolen future: Child recruitment in war and Paul Kagame’s alleged complicity
Why is M23 involving children in war, destroying their future? To what extent is Paul Kagame complicit? Johannesburg, South Africa – Eastern Democratic
Panic grips Goma amid rumors of forced M23 recruitment
Goma, DR Congo – Widespread panic swept through the city of Goma and the Nyiragongo territory on Tuesday following rumors that the M23
Kenya’s budget dilemma: Expert calls for urgent economic realignment amid rising poverty
Nairobi, Kenya – As Kenya grapples with deepening economic challenges, Dr. Abraham Rugo, an expert in Public Finance Management, has urged the government
Cape Verde: Parliament debates economic growth and inclusive development
Praia, Cape Verde – The Cape Verdean Parliament will begin a debate on Economic Growth and Inclusive Development this Wednesday, 26th, with the
Nigeria moves to restart oil production in Niger Delta after Shell’s exit
Abuja, Nigeria – The Nigerian government has begun negotiations with local communities to restart oil production in the Niger Delta, a region long
Africa Faces Widespread Economic Fallout as US Freezes USAID Funding
Lagos, Nigeria – Countries across Africa are scrambling to fill the gaping void left by the United States’ abrupt suspension of USAID programs,
Ghana faces budget shortfall after US suspends development aid
Johannesburg, South Africa – Countries around the world are grappling with the severe fallout of the United States’ abrupt decision to freeze its
