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Emerging Economies, Including Nigeria, to Dominate by 2075

Shifting Tides: The Future of the Global Economy "Economic growth is not just the engine of prosperity but the key to a better future," said renowned economist Timothy Horn. As we peer into the crystal ball of future global economies, the reflections are nothing short of transformative. Goldman Sachs has released projections that might stir some deep-seated thoughts about our place in this evolving tapestry. We see countries like China and India preparing to take the lead, eclipsing established giants like the United…

Liberia Seeks Rematch with Tunisia in FIFA 2026 Qualification Showdown

In the world of football, where passion and national pride intertwine, the football governing body, FIFA, has recently received a formal complaint from Liberia. The issue at hand involves what Liberia perceives as questionable officiating during their qualifying match against Tunisia on March 19. The match, which had everyone on the edge of their seats, ultimately ended in disappointment for Liberia. Referee Clement Franklin Kpan hails from Ivory Coast, and now, his decisions during the match are under scrutiny. FIFA has…

Five African Nations Facing the Worst Traffic by 2025

A high traffic index is more than just a number on a report; it's a testament to the daily grind many endure. It means severe congestion, lengthy travel times, and diminished transportation efficiency. But what truly lies behind these figures? A traffic index is a barometer of our urban movement, taking into account travel times, traffic delays, and the systemic inefficiencies that plague our cities. This is no trivial matter. Consider bustling hubs like Lagos in Nigeria, Nairobi in Kenya, or Cairo in Egypt. These cities,…

Tayechi Shines: Tunisia Overpowers Somalia 3-0 in U-17 AFCON

Mogadishu (AX) — In a gripping opener to their Africa Cup of Nations campaign, Somalia's U-17 squad faced a tough challenge, succumbing to a robust 3-0 defeat at the hands of Tunisia. The African football stage can be unforgiving, but isn't it through these trials that the spirit of a young team is truly forged? Tunisia's victory was orchestrated by their prodigious forward, Fedi Tayechi, whose performance on the field was reminiscent of a meticulous artist at work, painting a masterpiece one stroke at a time. He struck…

Africa’s Top 10 Nations by Largest Budgets for 2025

The 2025 Budget Landscape: Investing in Africa's Future Africa stands at a pivotal moment as the 2025 budget allocations present a blueprint for the continent's future. By earmarking substantial resources for infrastructure, social services, and economic transformation, African nations are forging a path toward sustainable development. But what do these numbers truly entail for the people they are meant to serve? Leading the Charge: South Africa In terms of sheer volume,…

RSF Leader Declares Ongoing Conflict with Sudanese Army

Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International–Monitoring In the heart of Sudan's political whirlwind, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, more popularly known as Hemedti, stands resolute. As the deputy head of Sudan's sovereign council, he commands the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), and on a brisk February day, Hemedti faced the inquisitive eyes of the press at their headquarters in Khartoum. Recalling the pressing nature of the challenges faced, a famous adage comes to mind: "It does not matter how slowly you go as…

Ethiopia Begins Cholera Vaccination Drive for a Million at Risk

The Ethiopian government has embarked on a pivotal journey, launching a comprehensive cholera vaccination campaign aimed at safeguarding lives in the southwestern frontiers of the nation. As the campaign unfolds, it sets its sights on reaching approximately one million individuals who find themselves perilously exposed to the threat of cholera. In a statement released on Sunday, the Ethiopian Ministry of Health illuminated their plan, emphasizing that the campaign is poised to sweep through all zones of the Gambella Region,…

Somalia U-17 Set to Clash with Tunisia in Morocco AFCON Opener

Somalia's Journey: A New Chapter in Youth Football In the heartwarming backdrop of the 2023 Africa U-17 Cup of Nations in Algeria, Somalia carved an indelible mark on the tournament's history. By securing a 1-1 draw against Congo, they not only gained their first-ever point but also won the hearts of many who have been eagerly watching their progress. With such memories serving as a cornerstone, the Somali team's confidence is palpable as they prepare to face another challenging opponent. Reflecting on their…

Morocco’s Eurobond Issue Sparks Rising Investor Optimism

In a world where financial unpredictability has made many cautious, Morocco's latest move on the economic stage is nothing short of extraordinary. By venturing to raise at least €1.5 billion through dual tranches, the country is boldly showcasing its aptitude in governance and economic control. One cannot help but admire how Morocco consistently manages to attract European support by pricing its bonds more competitively than its Ba1/BB+ rating suggests. This inevitably sparks the question: How does Morocco continuously…

Abu Dhabi’s Strategic Alliance with Regional Secessionists

From the sun-drenched dunes of North Africa to the opulent skylines of the Gulf, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has woven an intricate tapestry of influence stretching across the Arab world and beyond. This ambitious choreography of power unfolded in the wake of the Arab Spring, which served as a stirring catalyst for such a significant shift. Earlier this month, tensions heightened as Sudan's government launched legal proceedings against the UAE, alleging “complicity in genocide” amidst the Sudanese civil…

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