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Africa’s 10 Joyful Nations to Live in 2025
Redefining Happiness: A Glimpse into the Global Happiness Landscape
Have you ever pondered what truly makes people happy? Is it wealth, freedom, good health, or perhaps the strength of social ties? These are questions the World Happiness Report seeks to answer every year, offering an insightful glimpse into how countries stack up in terms of their citizens' happiness.
As we delve into the intricate tapestry of human happiness, it becomes evident that economic conditions, social structures, and political…
Ethiopia Dismisses Conflict with Eritrea Over Red Sea Access
In the contemporary world, where the echoes of historical tensions often resonate all too loudly, nations are left with the critical task of choosing diplomacy over conflict. An instance of such a decision is observed in the resolve of Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, who has vocally affirmed his nation’s commitment to peace with its beleaguered neighbor, Eritrea, despite rumblings that might suggest otherwise.
Speaking on a matter close to the heart of Ethiopia’s national aspirations—access to the…
Morocco Plans $1.5B Upgrade for Major Airport by 2030
Morocco's Monumental Plans for 2030: A Leap Toward the Future
Imagine this: Morocco, the vibrant gateway to Africa, is on the brink of a transformation. With plans as grand as the Sahara, the country is preparing to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. How? By investing a staggering 15 billion dirhams, approximately $1.55 billion, in a new terminal at Casablanca's largest airport. It's a bold move aimed at tripling passenger capacity. According to the country's airports…
Report: Wagner Group’s Alleged Criminal Ties in Africa
When we gaze upon the shifting geopolitical landscape of Africa, the operations of the Wagner Group come into sharp focus. It has made significant inroads into several African nations—a move hailed by some as a step towards progress, while others remain wary, scrutinizing intentions that seem to intertwine with commercial interests. Could it be more about lucrative business prospects than a selfless act of assistance? This perspective invites deep reflection, especially as nations grapple with the…
Chinese Navy’s Recent Visits to 10 African Ports
Chinese Naval Influence in Africa: Navigating New Waters
In the intricacies of global geopolitics, one wonders how a nation's reach can expand across continents, oceans, and cultures. In recent years, the Chinese Navy has embarked on a series of goodwill visits to numerous African ports. But what do these naval forays signify?
The visits aren't merely ceremonial; they are the tendrils of growing military alliances. These endeavors strengthen military cooperation and support peacekeeping…
African Cities at Risk of Vanishing by the Next Century
Understanding the Invisible Hands of Change
Imagine waking up one morning—just like any other day—but with an unfamiliar sound, a kind of muted roar outside your window. As you stretch and pull back the curtains, a surreal sight unfolds before you: water, creeping ever so quietly, yet steadily, into the streets. What if I told you, for some people living in Africa's coastal cities, this is not a dream or a scene from a movie, but a real fear that could come true by the end of this century? The World Economic Forum has…
New AUC Leaders: Shaping Africa’s Governance Future
A New Dawn for African Unity
The electoral storm has settled. Now, the true labor of progress and vision truly begins across the African continent. What does it take to transform aspirations into reality? It demands unity, a shared narrative of success that every African state resonates with. The African Union Commission (AUC) bears the monumental task of being not just participants but torchbearers, lighting the path toward economic prosperity, stable politics, and continent-wide solidarity.
Let us consider…
North Western State of Somalia Demands Recognition to Engage in Palestine Talks
In a world where the intricacies of international relations seldom involve the voices of smaller nations, North Western State of Somalia stands resolute in maintaining its sovereignty. Recently, rumblings have surfaced about potential proposals to relocate displaced Palestinians from Gaza to North Western State of Somalia. These discussions, however, seem to have materialized mostly within the realms of speculation and incomplete dialogues.
Recently, it was reported that some governments were toying with the notion…
African Nations Gear Up for Pivotal Phase in 2026 World Cup Qualifying Rounds
The road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup—set to unfold in the vibrant landscapes of the United States, Canada, and Mexico—has already seen four thrilling rounds of qualification matches. As we gear up for Match Day 5, anticipation builds with an array of compelling clashes on the horizon.
On Wednesday, March 19, soccer enthusiasts can expect four captivating encounters. The spotlight will undoubtedly shine on Liberia, who will face Tunisia, the current frontrunners in Group H. This match presents an opportunity for Liberia to…
Top African Cities Shine in 2025’s Global Food Rankings
As the world spins on its axis, one truth remains unwavering: food has an unparalleled ability to forge connections. Be it through the chaotic charm of bustling street markets or the allure of an opulent dining room, culinary experiences continue to evolve and mesmerize.
But in this whirlwind of flavors and aromas, where do we find the destinations that truly redefine our gastronomic adventures as of 2025?
In a world that’s continuously embracing new tastes, Time Out offers a compass to navigate this vast…