Overlooked

Two distant lands with seemingly little in common—Lebanon and Nigeria—have found themselves intertwined over the years, sharing a tapestry woven from both economic resilience and cultural exchange. What are the threads that hold this unique relationship together? Perhaps their shared histories of European colonization and the intertwined tapestry of dominant Christian and Islamic communities offer a glimpse into how Lebanese citizens have seamlessly settled into Nigerian society. The…

Upon his return to the White House, President Donald Trump has made it abundantly clear what his administration aims to tackle: the sprawling issue of federal waste. It’s a topic that’s been at the heart of many political debates, and one that begs the question: how do we ensure taxpayer money is used judiciously? The President, with his characteristic resolve, has embarked on what he describes as a crusade against wasteful spending. The administration took a notable step forward by…

The small-scale fishers of Africa are a lifeline for many communities, providing not only food security but also vital income sources for countless families. Yet, a recent study published in Nature reveals a troubling reality: their voices and contributions are often overlooked in the halls of policymaking. How does this oversight impact both these fishers and the broader societal goals we aspire to achieve? Inland and marine fisheries are more than just economic activities; they are interwoven with the cultural fabric of…

Comprehensive Investigation of Recent Cruise Incidents When an aircraft takes to the skies, we often assume that the meticulous engineering and rigorous training ensure a smooth flight. Yet, the tragic events surrounding a recent incident have called these assumptions into question. What does it mean when ‘no stone is left unturned’ in the pursuit of answers? The gravity of such situations echoes far beyond the cockpit, impacting families and communities alike. On that fateful day, the calm skies transformed into a scene…

The echoes of war between Ethiopia's government forces and Tigrayan fighters left devastating marks, costing hundreds of thousands their lives and displacing countless souls. With uneasy truce, many still find themselves wrestling with troubling social and economic hurdles.The displaced in Tigray are in limbo, wondering when, if ever, they might find their way back to their homes. Image: Million Haileselassie Brhane/DWAh, the heart had hopes when conflict seemingly vanished behind a curtain of peace. Pretoria, South Africa,…

AllAfrica proudly presents its latest creative endeavor: an eight-part podcast series titled "Wild Basil." This captivating series showcases remarkable women who have made significant strides in fostering peace and facilitating development through innovative endeavors in biodiversity and conservation throughout Southern Africa, including nations such as Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Angola, Botswana, and South Africa. Isn’t it curious how most podcasts that celebrate extraordinary accomplishments often spotlight men? The…