Germany’s Business Leaders Call for a Bold Shift to Africa as a Business Partner
As global power dynamics shift and supply chains strain under geopolitical pressure, German business leaders are urging Berlin to turn...
Month: October 2025
Madagascar’s Coup: Colonel Michael Randrianirina Declares Himself President, as African Union Suspends Nation
Colonel Michael Randrianirina, the army officer who seized power in Madagascar this week, announced he will soon be sworn in...
Africa’s Cities Public Transport Development: The BRT Revolution Redefining Urban Life
Public transport development in Africa is evolving from informal paratransit to formal, integrated systems, driven by rapid urbanization and a...
Africa’s Presidents for Life: The Five Men Who Have Ruled for Over 30 Years
The year 2025 still host five ‘ancestor-ish’ political-leaders who are standing as living monuments to Africa’s complex relationship with power....
Africa’s with Life Expectancy Divide: Countries with the Lowest/Highest Life Expectancy and the Politics of Progress
In 2025, the African continent stands at a remarkable point where vibrant youthfulness meets the quiet urgency of survival. While...
My Leg Was Used to Rebuild My Tongue After Cancer: How a Woman Turned Survival Into Strength
When 52-year-old Candi Hulley went for a routine dental check-up, she didn’t expect it to save her life, or change...
Christians Faith Under Fire: China’s Underground Pastors Face Detention in a Sweeping Crackdown
In Beihai-China, dozens of pastors belonging to one of China’s largest house-church movements were swept up in a sweeping-arrest crackdown...
Jumia’s New Battlefront: How Africa’s e-Commerce Pioneer Is Taking on Shein, Temu and the Global Trade War
In the bustling markets of Lagos and the digital storefronts of Abidjan, a quiet battle is unfolding for the future...
Madagascar on the Brink: As Soldiers Defect and Protests Swell, President Rajoelina Reportedly Flees
In the humid spring air of Antananarivo, chants for change echo through Independence Avenue. What began as restless demonstrations over...
Cape Verde’s Historic World Cup Journey
When the final whistle blew, the islands erupted. Across the cobbled streets of Praia to the fishing villages of Mindelo,...
