South Africa Unveils Nuclear Ambitions in Sweeping New Energy Plan 
Nigeria Takes Flight with Africa’s First Aeronautics University 
Seychelles’ New President Promises to Halt Qatari Resort, to a Divided Island Nation 
IMF Revealed Africa’s Fastest-Growing Economies, with an Exemption of Nigeria: the Continent’s New Growth Leaders 
CNPC Defies Niger’s Junta, Keeps Drilling Oil Flow, Despite Rising Tensions 
Africa’s Ancient Enemy, Malaria, and Its Influence on Covid-19
Join us as we continue our in-depth series where we'll share the groundbreaking Malaria Consortium research about how malaria and Covid-19...
Tanzania Aims To Be Global Leader in Traditional Medicine
The head of Tanzania's National Institute for Medical Research, Said Aboud, has said his country is striving to become a key player...
The Tanzanian Woman Who Refused to Let Trachoma Steal More Sight
Fatuma Saidi Majogo, who survived trachoma with her sight intact, now fights the disease in her village in Mbwewe. And...
Uganda Urged To Turn Over Alleged Arms Dealer To U.S. Authorities
The Ugandan government has been asked to turn over one of its citizens who was indicted in the U.S. for his alleged...
The Silent Enemies in Our Blood: How Cholesterol, Clots, and Crystals Threaten the Heart of Humanity
Every heartbeat is a miracle of survival. In the span of a single day, our hearts pump nearly 100,000 times,...
Kenya’s Debt Dilemma: Why Nairobi is Turning to China’s Yuan to Ease Dollar Pressures
In the bustling corridors of Kenya’s National Treasury, a quiet but high-stakes negotiation is underway. Nairobi is in talks with...
Uganda Pushes Back on U.S. Deportation Rumors: What’s at Stake in the Migration Debate
In recent weeks, Kampala has found itself caught in a swirl of speculation. Reports circulated that Uganda had entered into...
Namibia’s Oil Dream Meets a Pause: Inside the Port Project Delays That Could Shape the Nation’s Future
In the small southern town of Lüderitz, waves crash against a modest harbor that has long served fishing trawlers, cargo...
Burkina Faso Expels Top UN Official Over Child Conflict Report
The military junta has expelled the UN's top official, Carol Flore-Smereczniak, over a report about children caught up in the jihadist conflict....
CHAN Tournament’s East Africa Co-Hosts Secure Quarterfinal Spots
Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda - co-hosts of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) - have each secured quarterfinal spots, a collective achievement...