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Rwanda finds itself at the beginning of negotiations with the Trump administration regarding the acceptance of migrants deported from the United States. This revelation comes from the country's Foreign Affairs Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe, whose words carry a weight of diplomacy. In the backdrop of these discussions, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio articulated a rather stark view, declaring that Washington is "actively searching" for nations prepared to welcome "some of the most despicable human beings."…

11th Annual Cambridge Africa Together Conference: A Platform for Progress On the weekend of May 9 and 10, 2025, the esteemed city of Cambridge will play host to the 11th Annual Cambridge Africa Together Conference. This significant event promises to bring together more than 250 delegates—a diverse assembly that underscores one of Africa's most globally engaged forums dedicated to economic power, policy, and political leadership. Run entirely by the passionate members of the African Society of Cambridge University,…

The Billionaire Landscape: Insights and Implications The latest figures from the Forbes World’s Billionaires List present a striking image of wealth concentration in the modern world. Did you know that the United States is home to over 900 billionaires? This astonishing statistic places the U.S. at the forefront of global wealth, while countries like China, India, and several European nations follow with remarkable numbers of their own. Each country tells a unique story through its billionaires—stories…

It's one of those sunlit days in the Gaza Strip where beneath the bright sky, a grim reality unfolds. A solitary Palestinian man treads carefully around the remnants of what were once homes, now reduced to rubble after recent Israeli military offensives in Rafah. It’s an image captured by Hatem Khaled, a photographer from Reuters, that echoes the volatile geopolitics and humanitarian difficulties plaguing this part of the world. Meanwhile, in an unfolding diplomatic narrative, Sudanese officials announced that they have…

A New Chapter in Ethiopian Reconciliation: Bridging Divides Over Shared Meals In the bustling heart of Mogadishu, Ethiopia's long-standing and often volatile territorial disputes are taking a hopeful turn. This time, leaders from Ethiopia's Somali and Afar regions are determined to rewrite old narratives, anchoring their hopes in newfound diplomatic engagements. What’s the medium for this change? An inclusive communal iftar. Their goal? To heal one of the nation’s most persistent wounds—an ongoing…

Mary Robinson, the esteemed Chair of the Elders, recently voiced her frustrations regarding the ongoing COP29 climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan. During her address, she pointed her finger at several nations, notably the Vatican, Russia, and Saudi Arabia, accusing them of hindering progress on a vital gender-focused climate action strategy. Robinson didn’t hold back her disappointment about Azerbaijan's selection as the host for this significant global conference. She claimed that an overwhelming presence of fossil fuel…

The choice to host both matches in Tunisia—amidst one of Africa's most electrifying football settings—underscores the stark challenges that Somali football faces. Hamstrung by financial limitations and subpar infrastructure, teams like Dekedaha are forced to seek battlegrounds outside their homeland. Their momentous triumph over AS Arta unfolded at the Azam Sports Complex in Tanzania—yet another neutral site. This inability to host international games due to inadequate facilities highlights the mountainous obstacles Somali…

Infrastructure Woes Push Dekedaha SC to Play Both CAF Champions League Legs in Tunisia The decision to host both fixtures in Tunisia—home to one of Africa's most fervent football fanbases—paints a stark picture of the challenges plaguing Somali football. Limited by financial woes and subpar facilities, teams like Dekedaha look outward for venues, with their historic win over AS Arta coming at Tanzania's Azam Sports Complex—a neutral ground. This inability to host matches on home turf due to inadequate stadiums underscores…

Tonight, Uganga weighs the demand of the United States to welcome refugees fleeing Afghanistan, Tunisia is stepping up its vaccination campaign and we are watching the seasonal delicacy of the Central African Republic. .

Al-Shabaab calls for attacks on Djibouti to host Western interests MOGADISHU, Somalia - Al-Shabaab could carry out deadly attacks in Djibouti, the Horn of Africa, where the United States and France have unlimited influence ahead of the long-awaited election in the Red Sea country, which hosts the U.S. Africa Command Team. Ahmed Omar Abu Ubaydah accused Djibouti in the latest sound…