France Outpaces Entire African Continent in GDP as Africa’s Top Economies Show Mixed Growth.
In a striking economic comparison, recent figures reveal that France’s GDP, at approximately $3.5 trillion, surpasses the combined GDP of all 54 African nations, which collectively stand at around $3.1…
Kenyans Celebrate as Politicians Face Tragedy: A Reflection of Betrayal, Not Hatred.
A new wave of public sentiment is sweeping across Kenya, as citizens—particularly the youth—react to the recent tragedies befalling politicians and their families not with sorrow, but with celebration. The…
Uganda Declares End to Latest Ebola Outbreak, Health Ministry Confirms.
Uganda’s Ministry of Health has officially declared an end to the country’s most recent Ebola outbreak, three months after the first confirmed case of the Sudan strain of the virus…
Kenya’s Economic Progress Hindered by Execution Gaps, Says Vietnamese Energy Leader
In a candid reflection on Kenya’s development prospects, Doanh Chau, President of Vietnam Gas and Energy Science, has highlighted critical gaps in execution and infrastructure that he believes are holding…
Tensions Rise as U.S. General Accuses Burkina Faso Leader of Misusing Gold Reserves
A diplomatic storm is brewing between the United States and Burkina Faso following controversial remarks made by General Michael Langley, the commander of U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM), during a recent…
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Intel to Lay Off Over 21,000 Employees in Major Restructuring Effort
Tech giant Intel is set to lay off more than 21,000 employees, accounting for over 20% of its global workforce. The move marks a significant step in new CEO Lip-Bu…
Time for Africa: Cardinals from the Continent Poised for Historic Papal Role
The world’s gaze shifts towards Africa as the Roman Catholic Church prepares for a historic conclave following the passing of Pope Francis. With over 260 million Catholics, Africa stands as…
Zambian President Hichilema Signs Controversial Cyber Law He Once Opposed.
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has signed into law a controversial cyber bill he once fiercely opposed, sparking outrage among human rights groups and digital freedom advocates. The newly enacted legislation…
Kenya Adjusts Fiscal Plan Amid Public Pressure and Revenue Shortfall.
KenyaThe Kenyan government is revising its fiscal strategy for the 2025/26 financial year by lowering its tax revenue target and turning to increased borrowing to bridge a widening budget gap.…
🔴 Inside el-Fasher: Locals Share Life Under Siege in War-Torn Sudan
For the past year, the city of el-Fasher, in Sudan’s Darfur region, has been isolated from the world. Cut off by one of the most brutal conflicts the country has…