In Rabat, Morocco: Local Consortium Ousts French Giants in Key Infrastructure Deal
Underneath the bustling streets of Morocco's capital Rabat, a city balancing imperial history with sleek modernity, a new multi-million dollar...
Month: October 2025
Mass Protests Sweep US and Europe Against Trump’s Authoritarian Rule
Tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into the streets across the United States and Europe over the weekend in one...
Nigeria’s Oil Dominance is Undermined by High Drilling Costs: Deloitte Warns
Forecasters states that inefficiencies towards oil drilling threaten regional stability, family livelihoods and Africa’s energy future. Despite controlling about 60...
Tinubu’s Anti-Corruption Pledge: Law, Politics and the Promise of a Moral Reawakening
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s declaration that “no one is above the law” may sound familiar in Nigeria’s long political theatre...
Saskatchewan-Canada Host the First Free Grocery Store Since 2024: Dignity Meets Innovation in the Fight Against Hunger
In the heart of Regina, Saskatchewan, a quiet revolution in community care has taken root. At 1881 Broad Street, shelves...
Former French President Sarkozy, begins his Jail-Term Journey over illegal Campaign Financing
Once hailed as the energetic face of a modern France, Nicolas Sarkozy now finds himself behind the walls of La...
Amazon (AWS) Outage Exposed Cloud’s Fragility to Global Economy: When Technology Falters…
It started as a few glitchy Zoom calls on a Monday morning. Then Venmo payments froze mid-transfer. WhatsApp messages hung...
South Africa Unveils Nuclear Ambitions in Sweeping New Energy Plan
South Africa is reigniting its atomic ambitions. In a sweeping new energy roadmap, the continent’s most industrialized nation has unveiled...
Nigeria Takes Flight with Africa’s First Aeronautics University
In a corridor set to redefine Africa’s aviation future, Nigeria has launched the continent’s first dedicated aeronautics and management university...
Seychelles’ New President Promises to Halt Qatari Resort, to a Divided Island Nation
Patrick Herminie, Seychelles’ president-elect, says one of his first acts in office will be to stop construction of a controversial...
