Namibia Holds First Remembrance Day for Genocide by German Army
Genocide Remembrance Day honors the tragic period between 1904 and 1908 when colonial German forces brutally killed tens of thousands...
Africa
Zimbabwe’s New Broadcasting Law Slammed as ‘Pauperising’ Citizens
Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has strongly criticized Zimbabwe's newly enacted Broadcasting Services Amendment Act, labeling it "draconian" and "anti-citizen." The...
Why Young Ethiopians are ‘Risking All’ to Reach Saudi Arabia
Hundreds of thousands of Ethiopians have undertaken the dangerous journey across the Red Sea in pursuit of better opportunities, driven...
Africa Day 2025 – Seeking Justice For Africans Around The World
The 62nd Africa Day, commemorating the founding of the Organization of African Unity—now the African Union since 2002—was celebrated with...
Ghana’s Embassy in U.S. Closes Over Alleged Visa Scam
Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, announced the temporary closure of the country’s embassy in Washington, D.C., following an...
U.S. Military Announces Plans To Adjust Africa Strategy
Gen. Michael Langley, head of U.S.-Africa Command, has called on fragile states to take more ownership of their security—a move...
Kabila ‘Surfaces In Eastern DR Congo’ After Losing Immunity
GOMA, DRC — Former Congolese president Joseph Kabila has reportedly returned to the eastern city of Goma, a region currently...
Adesina Reflects on 10-Year Legacy as AfDB Awaits New Leadership
As the African Development Bank (AfDB) prepares to elect a new president during its annual meetings in Abidjan on May...
UN Faces Crucial Vote on South Sudan Arms Embargo Extension
Global attention has once again turned to South Sudan, where a prolonged conflict has resulted in thousands of deaths, the...
DR Congo Conflict Worsens Food Insecurity, WFP Appeals for Aid
The World Food Programme (WFP) has raised alarm over the worsening food insecurity in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo...
