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Dangote Aims for $30 Billion Revenue Goal Despite U.S. Tariffs

Aliko Dangote, widely recognized as Africa’s wealthiest individual, has made bold assertions about the future of his enterprise, stating that the Dangote Group is poised to generate an astonishing $30 billion in total revenue next year. This announcement comes amidst rising anxieties among global businesses regarding the potential repercussions of President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs. One can’t help but wonder: How do global trade dynamics impact local businesses, especially those as vast as Dangote’s?…

Morocco Stages Stunning Comeback to Triumph Over Kenya

Morocco kicked off their campaign in the TotalEnergies CAF U20 Africa Cup of Nations, scheduled for Egypt in 2025, with a nail-biting 3-2 victory over Kenya. This thrilling encounter unfolded on a Thursday evening at the iconic 30 June Stadium in Cairo, captivating viewers and revealing the fierce spirit inherent in youth football across the continent. As the match commenced, it was clear that Kenya, making their long-awaited return to the U20 AFCON since 1979, had no intentions of simply being a participant. Their energy…

Egypt’s Foreign Minister Reaches Out to New Somali Counterpart, Offers Support

Strengthening Ties: Egypt and Somalia's Diplomatic Endeavors (From L to R) Somalia's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdisalam Abdi Ali, Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty. In a significant display of diplomatic goodwill, Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty reached out to Somalia’s newly appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdisalam Abdi Ali, in a welcoming phone call on Monday. This conversation was not just a mere exchange of pleasantries; it…

UN Panel Probes Emirati Connections to Weapons Seized in Darfur

Displaced people ride in an animal-drawn cart, fleeing the recent attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the Zamzam displacement camp in Tawila, North Darfur, Sudan, on April 15, 2025. The scene, marked by fear and uncertainty, reflects the harsh realities faced by many in this conflict-ridden nation. REUTERS/Stringer/File Photo In a world grappling with complex geopolitical issues, the situation in Sudan stands out as both tragic and troubling. On April 29, 2025, a U.N. panel of experts responsible…

Saied of Tunisia Dismisses International Critiques

Tunisia Faces International Scrutiny Amidst Controversial Trials On a crisp Tuesday, in a statement that echoed throughout diplomatic circles, Tunisian President Kais Saied firmly rejected what he described as unwelcome foreign meddling in the nation's judicial processes. “Opinions and proclamations from abroad are intolerable intrusions into our sovereign affairs,” he asserted, sharing his perspective via the presidency’s official Facebook profile. Is it not a universal expectation to respect a nation's autonomy? Saied…

The Ten African Nations Set to Receive the Most U.S. Aid in 2024

The world has been watching as vital health funds have faced interruptions, particularly in Africa, due to the turbulent political landscape in the United States following Donald Trump's election. This decision has put essential services at risk, leaving many vulnerable populations in dire straits. The chaos within the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has been a focal point of growing concern, and the stakes couldn't be higher. A recent report sheds light on the ramifications…

Dangote Undeterred by Trump Tariffs, Sees Edge Over Algerian Competitors in Urea Exports

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote recently expressed his comfort regarding the implications of former President Donald Trump’s tariffs on his urea exports to the United States. His assessment provides a nuanced perspective on global trade dynamics, highlighting that his principal competitor, Algeria, faced an even steeper tariff. This is a timely reflection considering how international trade often feels like navigating a never-ending chess match, each move influencing the subsequent strategies of market players.…

Somali Lower House Speaker Heads to Algeria Amid Political Crisis

Mogadishu (AX) — On Thursday, Sheikh Aden Mohamed Nur Madoobe, the Speaker of Somalia’s Lower House, embarked on a significant journey to Algeria. He is set to participate in the forthcoming Arab Parliament Speakers Summit. This event promises a convergence of legislative leaders from across the Arab world, offering a platform for dialogue on pressing issues such as regional cooperation and the alignment of legislative frameworks. Yet, amidst this important diplomatic undertaking, Somalia finds itself in a tumultuous…

The 10 African Nations Leading in Economic Freedom Rankings

Economic freedom. At first glance, this term may conjure images of spreadsheets, policies, and perhaps even the dusty pages of an economic textbook. Yet, peel back the layers, and you'll find that it is far more than an academic concept. Economic freedom intricately weaves its way through our lives, influencing the jobs we can secure, the quality and variety of goods available for purchase, the education our children receive, and even the very air we breathe. The Index of Economic Freedom,…

UN Panel Probes Emirati Connections to Seized Weapons in Darfur

Unraveling Arms Supply Dynamics in Sudan: A Complex Tale of Conflict and Accountability In the heart of Africa's tumultuous landscape lies Sudan, a nation grappling with conflict, dislocation, and the haunting scars of violence. Recently, media coverage has illuminated a particularly troubling chapter within this narrative—the investigation into how mortar rounds exported from Bulgaria to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) found their way into the hands of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia. The story is not just about…

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