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On June 12, 2025, the streets of Nairobi became a volatile stage as riot police navigated through burning vehicles amidst escalating demonstrations. These protests erupted in response to the tragic death of **Albert Ojwang**, a Kenyan blogger who lost his life while in police custody. The shockwaves of his demise resonated deeply within a nation already grappling with the heavy burden of police brutality. "The heart of a nation can only bear so much," a well-known activist remarked on social media, reminding us that what…

In recent times, the landscape of gold mining in Africa has been evolving rapidly, as nations across the continent actively seek to assert more control over their natural resources. This journey toward resource nationalism is gaining momentum, and Tanzania stands at the forefront of this movement. A significant policy decision has just been made, placing Tanzania alongside other African countries that are reevaluating their relationships with foreign mining companies. With rising global gold prices, this initiative…

Namibia's Pursuit of Nuclear Power: A Turning Point in Energy Development Exciting discussions are emerging in Southern Africa as Namibia takes pivotal steps toward constructing its first nuclear power plant. In a groundbreaking partnership with the state-owned Russian company Rosatom, Namibia aims to tap into its rich natural resources and reduce its reliance on imported electricity. Isn’t it fascinating how a single project can potentially reshape an entire nation's energy landscape? As it stands, South…

Strengthening Naval Capacity: A Momentous Meeting Between Ghana and CATIC On June 2, 2025, a significant meeting unfolded at the Naval Headquarters in Accra, where Rear Admiral Godwin Livinus Bessing, Chief of the Naval Staff of the Ghana Navy, welcomed a delegation from China, led by Mr. Fang Xu, the Director for the Africa Department of CATIC. This encounter was not just a routine courtesy call; it was a pivotal moment to discuss potential collaborations aimed at enhancing the operational capabilities of the…

Ethiopia’s Path to the Sea: A Determined and Peaceful Pursuit ADDIS ABABA, June 9, 2025 – In a determined move to reshape its geographical constraints, Ethiopia is set to rigorously pursue sea access through legal and diplomatic avenues, as articulated by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed during a televised interview on Monday. During an insightful discussion with the state-run Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC), Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed addressed a pivotal…

Somalia: Opposition Sets Conditions for Dialogue with Outgoing President Hassan Sheikh MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a country where silence speaks as loudly as words, the opposition leaders are now ready to step into the dialogue with President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. The invitation to meet on June 15th comes after a period of resistance. The hints of a warming dialogue signify a crucial opportunity to address the tangled web of issues in the Horn of Africa. This communication, shared by the National Salvation Forum—an alliance…

Russia Deepens Its Diplomatic Ties with Egypt Through New Consulate Recently, in a significant move, Russia announced the opening of a new consulate in Sharm el-Sheikh, a beautiful resort city along the Red Sea, as confirmed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on May 27. This step marks a new chapter in the evolving relationship between Russia and Egypt, nurturing a partnership that promises to flourish progressively. The initiative is not merely bureaucratic; it's indicative of…

The Future of Gold Production in Burkina Faso: A Professional Insight Burkina Faso is gearing up for a significant boost in its industrial gold production by 2025. This growth is largely fueled by key developments, including the ramp-up of Soleil Resources International Ltd.'s operational projects and the expected commencement of output from a new mine managed by Australia’s West African Resources Ltd. According to Aristide Belemsobgo, the Director General of Mines and Geology at the Ministry of Energy, Mines and…

Ukraine has expressed its willingness to engage in more direct discussions with Russia. However, it has stipulated that Moscow must first provide its peace terms to ensure that these meetings are productive. "We are open to further meetings with the Russians and are currently awaiting their memorandum," stated Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umerov in a recent post on X, previously known as Twitter. "The Russian side has at least four more days before their scheduled departure to deliver their document for our review,"…

Somalia: Opposition Forum in Mogadishu Seeks Electoral Clarity Ahead of 2026 Vote MOGADISHU, Somalia – Light wind brushing through the streets of Mogadishu marked a crucial day as Somali opposition leaders gathered to chart a course for the nation’s upcoming elections. The timing? Just ahead of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's term conclusion in May 2026. Talk about pressing issues coming down the line. This isn't just any gathering. It's a formidable congregation of Somalia's political luminaries—former presidents,…