The Cry of the Innocent: Stop this Slaughterhouse in Nigeria! 7 February, 2026 
Africa’s Five Working Refineries Reshaping the Continent’s Fuel-Supply Story 
When Makeovers Masquerade as Development, Ethiopians Rethink Their Government Urban Priorities 
Ghana’s Railway Master Plan Promises Economic Reconnection to Major Cities 
The World’s Weakest International Passports in 2026, Trapped by Borders 
The Cry of the Innocent: Stop this Slaughterhouse in Nigeria! 7 February, 2026
Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) expresses its profound outrage and sorrow at the ongoing assault on human life and dignity....
Africa’s Five Working Refineries Reshaping the Continent’s Fuel-Supply Story
Africa, home to roughly 8-9% of the world’s proven crude oil reserves, exported millions of barrels of crude each day,...
When Makeovers Masquerade as Development, Ethiopians Rethink Their Government Urban Priorities
On a recent afternoon in Addis Ababa, Meseret, a mother of three who runs a small kiosk near one of...
Ghana’s Railway Master Plan Promises Economic Reconnection to Major Cities
From cocoa farms in the hinterland to crowded urban markets, Ghana’s economy still moves largely on roads built for a...
The World’s Weakest International Passports in 2026, Trapped by Borders
Millions of people see a passport measure of freedom, more than a travel document, as an opportunity to access global...
Giant Carboniferous Sharks Entombed by Time, Resurfaces from America’s Caves
Far beneath the forests of Kentucky and Alabama, far from any modern shoreline, two giant sharks have been waiting, sealed...
Tanzania’s Vanishing Soils, How Erosion is Stripping the Nation’s Fertile Heartland
On the slopes of northern Tanzania, extensive trenches slice through fields that once grew maize, beans, vegetables, etc. In some...
Chinese Embassy Issued Cautions on Illegal Mining in the DRC, Citing Risks and Rising Diplomatic Strain
In Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Chinese Embassy has issued a renewed warning to Chinese companies and nationals...
Europe/Africa Are Slowly Shifting and Communities Are Already Feeling the Questions It Raises
Scientists say Europe and Africa are not where they used to be in geological terms. New research shows the Iberian...
After 37 Years, Nigeria Set to Pay A State Visit to the UK, beyond the Palace Gates
In 37 years, a Nigerian president will undertake a full state visit to the United Kingdom for the first time,...