A Year of Petrine Service: Thanksgiving Message to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV 
The Return of Ranchers Bees – Kaduna State, Nigeria 
World Bank Commends Alex Otti Over Governance and Development Reforms in Abia State 
Bridging the Digital Divide: Strategic Responses to Data Bias and Regional Exclusion in AI Development 
New Roots, Share Future; an Imbued Global Art-Piece – by Amb. Prince Kojo Hilton 
Chagas Disease, known as Kissing Bug Disease, now Endemic in the United States of America
On a humid evening in rural Texas, Maria Hernández tucks her children into bed, careful to check the corners of...
Dangote Refinery to Begin Free Fuel Distribution, Cuts Petrol Price to N841/Litre
From Lagos-Nigeria, a move that could reshape Nigeria’s fuel economy and ease the pain of rising living costs, the Dangote...
Morocco and China Join Forces on Africa’s First Battery Gigafactory
In Kenitra, Morocco, a $5.6 billion investment deal between Morocco and Chinese battery giant Gotion High-Tech is set to transform...
African Leaders Demand Fair Climate Funding Ahead of COP30
The second continental climate summit in Addis Ababa ended with a call for more money, a fairer funding system, and a stronger...
What Next for Mali As Wagner Fails to Defeat Insurgents?
Previous Malian governments and their French allies were unable to bring the country's security situation under control, and this contributed...
South Africa’s HIV Fight Faces a Make-or-Break Moment
Scientists, doctors, activists, and people living with HIV didn't mince their words. With U.S. donor funding shrinking, the future looks...
South Sudan’s Vice President Charged with Treason, Suspended
Vice President Riek Machar has been charged with murder, treason, and crimes against humanity. The charges against Machar stem from an attack...
Husbands Can Take Surnames of Wives – South Africa’s Top Court
The Constitutional Court has ruled that husbands can take the surname of their wives, overturning a colonial-era law that barred them from doing so...
In Pan-Africanist Push Amid Conflict, Burkina Faso Waives Visa Fees for Africans
From Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso government has abolished visa fees for African nationals in a sweeping policy shift aimed at promoting...
Russia’s Economy Contracts as War Burden Grows: Ordinary Lives Squeezed by a Shrinking GDP
Russia’s central bank has quietly revealed that the country’s Gross Domestic Product is shrinking. A stark sign that President Vladimir...