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Leading African Nations in New Solar Installations

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has illuminated a promising pathway for Africa's energy landscape. Do you know what's intriguing? Solar photovoltaics (PV) and wind power have now become more cost-effective than traditional gas and coal in most African regions. Imagine a shift so significant that by 2030, these renewable sources could generate 27% of the continent's electricity. That’s almost a third, a promising leap towards a greener future. Fast forward to January 2025, and a daunting…

Qatar Charity Unveils New Aid Projects in Somalia

How does one measure the transformative power of generosity? It's a question worth pondering as we delve into the heartwarming story of Qatar's recent humanitarian initiatives in Somalia. With remarkable acts of kindness, Qatar's benevolence has become a beacon of hope for many, illuminating lives shadowed by hardship. Recently, Qatar Charity (QC) announced that its major donations had successfully funded two significant humanitarian projects in Somalia. These initiatives have touched the…

March 2025: Africa’s 10 Cheapest Countries for Diesel

Certainly! Let's dive into the intricacies of how diesel prices impact the economies of Africa, offering more than just fleeting savings at the pump—it's a tale of resilience, growth, and opportunity. ---- In the bustling crossroads of Africa's economic machinery, diesel often stands as an unsung hero. When we ponder why diesel prices matter, it's not just about fueling vehicles; it's about igniting entire economies. Reflecting on its role, one might wonder: How can a simple drop in price ripple across industries?…

Somalia Aims for Landmark Victory Over Botswana in World Cup Qualifier

The Ocean Stars: Turning the Tide in World Cup Qualifying In what can only be described as a monumental breakthrough, the Ocean Stars of Somalia etched their names into the annals of history by securing their first-ever point in World Cup qualifying. In the heart of Morocco, they held their ground against a formidable Guinea, drawing 0-0. Rarely does an event ripple through a nation as this achievement has, invigorating a team and its legion of supporters. The burning question on every fan's mind now is, could their…

African Tycoon to Launch Continent’s First Nvidia AI Factory

Cassava Technologies and Nvidia: Pioneering AI in Africa Have you ever wondered what it takes for a continent often overshadowed in tech innovations to take the global stage? Well, perhaps a blend of audacity and strategic partnerships might just do the trick. In an inspiring stride towards transforming Africa’s digital landscape, Cassava Technologies, under the visionary leadership of Zimbabwean telecoms mogul Strive Masiyiwa, is collaborating with Nvidia Corp. to lay the foundation for Africa’s very first…

Somalia Brings Home 145 Citizens from Libyan Detention

Mogadishu (AX) — It was an emotional scene at Mogadishu’s Aden Adde International Airport on Monday. The air was filled with a mix of relief, joy, and introspection as 145 Somali citizens arrived back home. For nearly a year, each of these individuals had been detained under dire conditions in Libya. Their return marks yet another chapter in the ongoing collaboration between the Somali government and international partners striving to dismantle the perilous networks that trap migrants in North Africa. The recently…

Ranking Africa’s Wealthiest Individuals in Junta-led Nations

Over the past decades, the landscape of governance in Africa has been a subject of intense debate and scrutiny. The wave of independence that swept across the continent in the 1960s heralded a new era of self-rule. Yet, even as countless nations embraced democratic ideals, the journey has been anything but straightforward. While some African countries have steadfastly committed to democracy, others have circled back to a governance style reminiscent of Africa's early days of autonomy. But why does this oscillation occur?…

Egypt and Eritrea Tackle Regional Stability and Red Sea Safety

On a notable Sunday, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi welcomed Eritrean Foreign Minister Osman Saleh to Cairo, sparking a crucial dialogue on regional security, the nuanced challenges in Somalia, the fragile state of Sudan, and the delicate balance of Red Sea security. This pivotal meeting came against a backdrop filled with concern over Ethiopia's persistent aspirations for sea access, a country that remains landlocked yet ambitiously forward-thinking. The discussions were graced by the esteemed presence of…

Somalia Partners with Afreximbank to Enhance African Trade

Cairo, Egypt, 24 March 2025: In a strategic move that echoes both promise and progress, Somalia has officially joined the ranks of the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), becoming its 53rd member state. This pivotal accession marks a step closer to Afreximbank’s vision of an integrated African financial synergy, aiming to extend its diverse suite of offerings across the continent. With a committed signature from Hon. Hirsi Jama Gani, State Minister, Office of the Prime Minister, this accession wasn’t merely a…

Germany Closes South Sudan Embassy Amid Civil War Concerns

Picture this — a land rich with potential, the world's newest nation teetering on the delicate threshold of peace and chaos. South Sudan, a country birthed from years of struggle and yearning for independence, finds itself once more at a crossroads. Can it navigate the precarious path to sustained peace, or will history repeat itself in a torrent of conflict? In a move illustrating the growing unease, Germany has prudently shuttered its embassy in Juba, the pulsating heart of South Sudan. As tensions ravage this…

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