Morocco’s Tourism Industry Soars to New Heights of 15.9 million Visitors
Morocco’s tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable surge, with visitor numbers reaching new heights. The country welcomed a…
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Top Universities for African Students: Unlocking Academic Excellence in 2025
Africa is home to a wealth of talent and potential. The desire for higher education is strong among…
TikTok Seeks Supreme Court Intervention to Prevent US Ban
Tiktok US Ban Appeal TikTok has launched an emergency appeal in its ongoing fight against the TikTok US…
3 Dead from Clashes in Northern Cameroon Over Cattle Theft
A tragic incident unfolded in northern Cameroon as clashes between the Massa and Moussey ethnic groups erupted over…
US and UK Strengthen Action on Illicit Gold Trade Sanctions
On International Anti-Corruption Day, the United States and the United Kingdom announced sweeping measures to combat the illicit…
Final Arguments Begin at ICC in Trial of Central African Republic Rebels
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday confidently accused two Central African Republic (CAR) militia leaders…
John Dumelo Secures Ayawaso West Wuogon Parliamentary Seat
John Dumelo Wins Ayawaso West Wuogon Seat John Dumelo, a celebrated Ghanaian actor turned politician, has triumphed in…
Nigerian Doctor Becomes First Black CMA President in Canada
Bolu Ogunyemi Elected as First Black CMA President Nigerian-born Bolu Ogunyemi has made history as the first Black…
Exploring Netflix Nigerian Audience: Subscriber Demographics and Insights
Imagine a world where entertainment knows no borders, where stories from every corner of the globe are just…
Ethiopia Recovers from Massive Power Blackout Across Nation
Ethiopia faced a major power blackout on Saturday night, plunging the nation into darkness for six hours. The…
Fall of Assad Regime Ends Decades of Syrian Dynasty
The fall of Assad regime has brought Syria’s decades-long dynastic rule to an end. On Sunday, President Bashar…
UNESCO Honors Ivorian Cassava Dish Attiéké as a Cultural Treasure
Attiéké as a cultural treasure has gained global recognition, earning a place on UNESCO’s prestigious intangible cultural heritage…
Red Sea Film Festival 2024 Celebrates Cinema and Global Talent
The Red Sea Film Festival 2024 is captivating audiences in Jeddah with an extraordinary celebration of cinema from…
Burkina Faso Junta Appoints New Prime Minister After Shakeup
Burkina Faso Names New Prime Minister Amid Leadership Shakeup Burkina Faso’s ruling military junta has appointed Rimtalba Jean…
Ghana Votes for Change: John Mahama Emerges Victorious
John Mahama Wins Ghana Presidential Election Amid Economic Challenges Ghana’s former president, John Dramani Mahama, has secured a…
Ghana Awaits Results After Tight Presidential Election
Ghana has commenced ballot counting following an intense presidential race marked by economic challenges and a push for…
Kenya Denies Unpaid Salaries for Haiti Police Mission
Kenya has firmly dismissed reports alleging that its police officers deployed in Haiti as part of a United…
Rwanda Makes History with Long-Acting HIV Prevention Drug
Rwanda Injectable HIV Prevention takes a bold step forward as the nation launches cabotegravir (CAB-LA), a long-acting injectable…
TikTok Ban in US: Court Loss Moves App Closer to Shutdown
Tiktok Ban in US TikTok Ban in US looms larger as the popular video-sharing platform suffered a major…
Ghana Presidential Elections 2024 Begin as Polls Open
Ghana Presidential Elections 2024 kicked off with polls opening for both presidential and legislative races, serving as a…
Koyo Kouoh: First African Woman to Lead Venice Biennale
Historic Appointment: Koyo Kouoh Becomes First African Woman Curator of Venice Biennale Cameroonian curator Koyo Kouoh has made…
Burkina Faso Junta Wields Power: PM Fired, Government Dissolved
Burkina Faso junta dissolves government and removes Prime Minister Apollinaire Joachim Kyelem de Tambela, sparking questions about the…
Nigeria: Kano Durbar Achieves Global Status with UNESCO Recognition
Kano Durbar UNESCO recognition has marked a significant cultural milestone for Nigeria, showcasing the nation’s rich heritage to…
Mali Opposition Leaders Freed After 6 Months in Detention
Mali opposition leaders were freed after six months of detention, indicative of the country’s tense political situation. A…
Chadians Protest French Troop Presence, Demand Their Withdrawal
Hundreds of demonstrators in Chad rallied on Friday, calling for the immediate withdrawal of French troops from their…
Ghana Sets Stage for Peaceful and Transparent Elections
As Ghana approaches its much-anticipated elections, the focus remains steadfast on ensuring Ghana peaceful elections that uphold the…
Sierra Leone Ebola Vaccination Begins After Deadly Outbreak
In a significant public health initiative, Sierra Leone has commenced a nationwide rollout of the single-dose Ebola vaccine,…
Namibia Election Controversy: Opposition Challenges SWAPO’s Victory
Namibia faces mounting political tension following the recent presidential election, with opposition parties rejecting the results and alleging…
Haiti Gang Violence Crisis: Kenyan Police Face Rising Challenges
Kenyan police, part of the United Nations-backed Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS), are intensifying efforts to combat escalating…
Congo Flu Outbreak: Rising Death Toll Sparks Urgent Action
Congo Flu Outbreak The Congo flu outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has sparked nationwide concern as…
Indonesia Crocodile Attack Claims Plantation Worker’s Life
Indonesia Crocodile Attack Claims Plantation Worker’s Life An Indonesia crocodile attack tragically claimed the life of a 44-year-old…
Mozambique Election Protests Leave 5 Dead, Others Injured
Mozambique Election Protests Leave Five Dead, Spark Nationwide Disruptions The Mozambique election protests have intensified, leaving five people…
Nigeria to Pay ₦5 Million Following ECOWAS Court Ruling on Torture
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has directed the Nigerian government to pay ₦5 million in compensation to Oluwatimilehin…
Cruise Ship Incident in Minya Resolved, Tourists Safe
Authorities in Minya, Upper Egypt, confirmed on Thursday that a cruise ship carrying 59 tourists has been successfully…
South African Airway Pilots Strike Grounds Flights, Passengers Urged to Seek Alternatives
The SAA pilots strike has created significant turbulence for South African Airways, leading to the cancellation of multiple…
Guinea Journalist Abduction Sparks Global Concern Amid Media Crackdown
The Guinea journalist abduction has brought renewed attention to the nation’s deteriorating press freedoms under military rule. Habib…