The Global Fight Against Poverty: A Decade into the SDGs and how far we have come
On a humid afternoon in Nairobi’s Kibera settlement, 12-year-old Amina sits cross-legged in a dimly lit classroom, carefully sounding out...
Year: 2025
RECAP: Child Sex Trade and Trafficking in Africa – the Fight Against Exploitation and the Etireno Case
As a recap, April 2001, marked a turning point in the global spotlight on child trafficking across West and Central...
Japanese auto giant aims to make Africa’s richest country the hub of continental truck production
The South African arm of Japanese automaker Isuzu Motors is positioning itself as a manufacturing hub for commercial trucks on...
New ECOWAS Chairman initiates moves to bring Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger back to the bloc
Sierra Leonean President Julius Maada Bio, who assumed the rotating chairmanship of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)...
Guinea-Bissau expels Portuguese media amid political turmoil, strained colonial ties
Guinea-Bissau has expelled two major Portuguese media outlets and ordered their journalists to leave the country, escalating tensions with Lisbon...
Africa and the ChatGPT Dilemma: Bans, Restrictions, and the Future of AI on the Continent
ChatGPT, the AI chatbot developed by OpenAI, has become a global sensation that is reshaping industries, education and everyday communication....
Child Sexual Exploitation in Morocco: A Growing Crisis
Morocco, long celebrated for its rich culture, history, and geographic proximity to Europe, is increasingly drawing international concern for a...
The Silent War: The Mental Health Devastation of GBV #WomensVoices2025
We have been conditioned to see the visible marks of gender-based violence (GBV)—the bruises, the broken bones, the physical scars...
Niger’s military government seizes control of industrial gold mine from Australian operator
Niger’s military government has announced the nationalisation of the country’s only industrial gold mine, accusing its Australian operator of “serious...
Africa’s second-largest aluminium plant on the brink of shutdown
Africa’s second-largest aluminium smelter may halt operations in March after owner South32 Ltd. failed to secure a new electricity supply...
