Calls for Release of 36 Activists as Cameroon Prepares to Vote
Cameroon has marked five years since the violent repression of protests organised by the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC) in September 2020. More...
Month: September 2025
Republic of Seychelles: Balancing Prosperity, Promoting Investment and Migrant Opportunities in a High-Performing Island Economy
Seychelles, long celebrated for its pristine beaches and luxury resorts, is broadening its economic frameworks by deepening investment in tourism,...
US Mission Visas’ Travel Ban on Corrupt Nigerians, as UK and Europe Tighten Migrant Reforms: a Panoramic Look at Global Shifts
The intersection of corruption crackdowns in Nigeria and tightening migration reforms across Europe reflects a broader global trend that is...
Northern Italy Experienced Torrential Rains, Triggering Floods and Mudslides
Torrential rain battered northern Italy on Monday unleashing floods and mudslides that struck the towns of Como and Cabiate. Firefighters...
Macron Calls for UN Force in Gaza, Highlighting Recognition of Palestinian State
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that France will formally recognise the State of Palestine, while also urging the creation...
A Recognition of the State of Palestine by UK, Canada and Australia, amid emerging Global Alignments
The United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia have formally recognized the state of Palestine, signalling a significant re-evaluation in international diplomacy...
Botswana’s $12 Billion Investment Deal with Qatar, Opening New Economic Chapters in progress
Botswana has entered into a landmark investment agreement with Qatar’s Al Mansour Holdings, with President Duma Boko announcing a $12...
Botswana, land of opportunities: from Diamond Wealth to Diversified Futures
Gaborone-Botswana, nearly six decades after gaining independence in 1966, Botswana stands as one of Africa’s most striking success stories. Once...
Kim Jong Un Opens Door to Talks with Washington, if Denuclearisation is off the Table
Pyongyang’s conditional willingness to re-engage with the United States has reignited debate over diplomacy, sanctions, and the human cost borne...
Uganda’s $20bn Oil Dreams Face Heavy Price of Regional Militarisation
Uganda is tightening military deployments across its borders in a bid to secure nearly $20 billion worth of oil infrastructure...
