Over 30% of Ghanaians Reside in Slums, Alarming Report Reveals

The latest findings shed light on the grim reality of Ghana’s housing challenges, emphasizing an urgent need for targeted urban development policies. As we examine the rising tides of urban migration, it becomes increasingly clear that these issues demand immediate attention and action. Urban Challenges: The Spread of Slums and Informal Settlements Titled The Slums and Informal Settlements Report, this insightful publication delves into the myriad issues plaguing housing, urban planning, and…

Police Name 20-Year-Old Suspect in Idaho Shooting Incident

Authorities in Idaho have named the individual believed to have started a bush fire on Sunday, which tragically ended with the loss of two firefighters' lives and an injury to a third. The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Wess Roley, reportedly took his own life following the incident. Originally from California, he had resided in various locations along the West Coast. In a heart-wrenching statement, Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris described the fire as intentionally set, labeling the event an "ambush." This…

Top General Informs Lawmakers: Bunker-Buster Bombs Unnecessary for Iran’s Deep Nuclear Site

In recent discussions surrounding the geopolitical landscape, the U.S. military's operations targeting Iran's nuclear capabilities have drawn significant attention. Last weekend, the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman, General Dan Caine, provided insights during a Senate briefing, clarifying why bunker-buster bombs were not deployed against one of Iran's largest nuclear sites, located in Isfahan. The reasoning behind this strategic decision has sparked curiosity and debate among lawmakers and intelligence analysts alike.…

Somalia Celebrates 65 Years: Global Leaders Extend Heartfelt Congratulations

Somalia at 65: Celebrating Resilience Amidst Challenges MOGADISHU, Somalia - June 26 marks a momentous occasion as the Federal Republic of Somalia proudly commemorates its 65th anniversary of independence. Throughout the country, the vibrant flutter of flags serves as a testament to the unwavering spirit and resilience of its people, even as they continue to navigate complex security challenges and political hurdles. Yet, amidst this celebration, Somalia faces a poignant reality. The resurgence of Al-Shabaab has seen the…

Lagos Startup Week Celebrates a Decade as Africa’s Premier Startup Event This July 2025

"This is more than an event. This is where Africa’s future gets prototyped," remarks Olumide Olayinka, Partner at Prime Startups and the visionary behind Lagos Startup Week. His enthusiasm is palpable as he continues, "Lagos Startup Week was never just an event; it is a bold commitment to investing in the future of African innovation, entrepreneurship, and inclusive growth. It has always been a declaration. This city needed a platform where founders could breathe, build, and belong. Ten years later, we're still doing…

Mali Military Faces Coordinated Attacks Across Multiple Towns

Mali's Ongoing Struggles: A Complex Landscape of Insecurity In the early hours of Tuesday, the armed forces of Mali reported a disturbing sequence of coordinated attacks that hit multiple military positions across seven towns in both the central and western parts of the country. As details trickle in, one can’t help but wonder: what are the underlying causes of this resurgence in violence? While the military statement refrained from disclosing specifics about the assaults or naming the responsible entities, it is…

Ethiopia Begins Power Exports to Tanzania Through Kenya’s Grid

Breaking New Ground: Ethiopia's First Electricity Export to Tanzania In a groundbreaking move that symbolizes a new chapter in regional energy collaboration, Ethiopia has successfully initiated its first electricity export to Tanzania. This historic event was made possible by leveraging Kenya's high-voltage transmission network. As a pilot project, it marks a significant milestone in the evolving landscape of energy trade within East Africa, showcasing how countries can work together for mutual benefit. Recently, the…

Indian Geologists Venture to Zambia for Major Cobalt and Copper Exploration

In recent times, India has placed a significant focus on securing essential raw materials to propel its transition to clean energy and fulfill its ambitions in the electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing sector. This strategic move reflects a larger narrative of nations scrambling to strengthen their supply chains amid global uncertainties. At the heart of this endeavor is the Indian geological team, which is embarking on a journey to uncover cobalt—an indispensable element for the batteries…

Health Officials Taken Into Custody in Connection with Lucy Letby Investigation

British police recently announced the arrest of three senior leaders from the hospital where Lucy Letby, a nurse found guilty of murdering babies, was employed. They are under investigation for suspected gross negligence manslaughter. Letby, hailing from Hereford, is currently serving 15 life sentences after being convicted for the tragic murders of seven infants and the attempted murders of another seven, which occurred between June 2015 and June 2016. The police are actively pursuing inquiries into possible corporate…

Tanzania and Somalia Strengthen Bonds with New Direct Flights

DAR ES SALAAM: In an exciting development for both nations, Tanzania and Somalia are set to revive direct flights between Dar es Salaam and Mogadishu. This initiative signifies not only a logistical shift but also a vital enhancement of the diplomatic and economic relationships that have historically linked the two countries. The announcement unfolded during Somalia’s 65th Independence Day celebrations. This event was particularly noteworthy as it marked the formal reopening of the Somali Embassy in Tanzania after an…

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