Donald Trump, the Card Dealer of Global Politics
In global politics, Donald Trump does not just play the game; he deals the cards, reshuffles the rules, and keeps everyone guessing which
France plunges into political crisis after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigns, the shortest tenure in modern history
France is once again in turmoil. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu resigned on Monday, ending the shortest premiership in the country’s modern history and
The hidden risk after goodbye: How “Shadow Employees” are leaving companies exposed
By AfricaHeadline | Johannesburg, South Africa | October, 2025 It starts with a simple oversight.A marketing manager resigns, takes their personal laptop, and
Canon expands large-format portfolio with new 3.4m Colorado XL printers powered by UVgel technology
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – October 2025 Canon has unveiled its new Colorado XL-series, a 3.4-metre large-format printing platform that extends the company’s
The silent rebellion: Why gen Z Is logging off social media
By AfricaHeadline | Special October 2025 For more than a decade, social media defined how young people connected, expressed themselves, and shaped global
Between loyalty and change: Cameroon faces a defining election
By AfricaHeadline InvestigationsYaoundé – October 2025 Nearly eight million Cameroonians are expected to vote on October 12, 2025, in a presidential election that
What about Africa, now? A continent between awakening and reinvention
By AfricaHeadline – Johannesburg | October, 2025 As the world turns its attention to America’s political battles and Europe’s economic recalibrations, Africa moves
U.S. Treasury unveils prototype of $1 coin featuring Donald Trump’s face
By AfricaHeadline – São Paulo | October, 2025 The U.S. Treasury Department has unveiled a draft design for a new $1 coin bearing
The challenge to Africa’s leaders: Show schools, not Ferraris
In the digital age, social media has become the most visible stage for African politics. Yet too often, what citizens see on their
Between the courtroom and power: Joseph Kabila’s trial exposes the fault lines in Congo’s future
The death sentence handed down in absentia to former president Joseph Kabila by a military tribunal in Kinshasa has become far more than
