Southern-Africa
Record funding mobilized to address South Africa’s water crisis
R22 billion pledge in KwaZulu‑Natal shines light on a familiar fault line: money without trust and skills When Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on…
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East-Africa
Hidden in Plain View: Challenging Abdi-Rizak Warfa on Mustafa Omer’s Dissident-to-President Journey
Mustafa Omer and the Somali Region: A Debate That Mirrors Ethiopia’s Bigger Test On a breezy evening in Jigjiga, you still hear…
West-Africa
Nigeria’s Economic Growth Continues, Yet Millions Remain Disadvantaged
The Unseen Struggles Behind Nigeria’s Economic Reforms In a nation known for its vibrant culture, rich resources, and entrepreneurial spirit, a staggering…
East-Africa
Somalia and Uganda security ministers meet to boost bilateral security cooperation
Uganda and Somalia tighten security ties after joint gains against al‑Shabaab A Kampala meeting with eyes on intelligence, training, and the front…
Southern-Africa
Lesotho Court Dismisses Families’ Claim Over Dam Resettlement Payouts
Lesotho court forces five displaced families to share compensation with host community — a ruling that raises bigger questions about justice for…
East-Africa
Deputy Senate Speaker holds talks with North Eastern State Speaker in Mogadishu
Somalia’s Quiet Test of Federalism: A New State’s Speaker Knocks on Mogadishu’s Door In the thick summer heat of Mogadishu, a meeting…
West-Africa
Nigerian Minister Steps Down Amid Certificate Forgery Allegations
The Resignation that Shakes Nigeria’s Technology Landscape In a dramatic turn of events, Nigeria’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji,…
Central-Africa
Tomaino Njoya Challenges 43-Year Reign of Cameroon’s President
The Rise of a Trailblazer: Tomaino Hermine Patricia Ndam Njoya in Cameroon’s Presidential Race In a political landscape dominated by male figures,…
East-Africa
U.S. Deports 10 More Prisoners to Eswatini Despite Ongoing Legal Fight
U.S. sends second batch of deportees to Eswatini amid legal challenges and diplomatic push The United States quietly flew a second group…
Central-Africa
Somalia to roll out Swahili across national school and university curricula
Analysis: Somalia bets on Swahili to anchor its East African future In Mogadishu this week, amid tight security and a self-assured regional…
East-Africa
Mozambique Insurgency Continues as Military Strategy Deemed Ineffective
Why Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado remains a conflict zone eight years on: beyond bullets and boots October marks the eighth year since an…
