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Rwanda and DR Congo Set to Finalize Momentous U.S.-Mediated Peace Agreement

On June 27, a momentous event is set to unfold: the foreign ministers of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda will ink a peace agreement that could redefine the trajectory of their enduring conflict. This accord is not merely a piece of paperwork; it symbolizes hope emerging from years of turmoil marked by violence and loss. The stark reality of the region’s past cannot be overstated. For nearly three decades, armed conflict has wreaked havoc, resulting in unimaginable suffering. The forthcoming agreement explicitly…

Tech Leaders Unite in Lagos: Africa Tech Expo 2025 Set for 4,000+ Innovators!

The recent Africa Technology Expo (ATE) 2025 held at the Landmark Event Center served as a compelling backdrop for a significant convergence of visionaries in the tech industry. Imagine a space buzzing with innovators, C-suite executives, and key decision-makers—all intent on unearthing the vast potential embedded within Africa’s rapidly evolving technology landscape. This year's program was nothing short of resplendent, marked by an intricate tapestry of keynote addresses, engaging investor sessions,…

Ghana Set to Prohibit Plastic Straw Imports to Promote Green Solutions

Accra’s Call for a Sustainable Future: Dr. Muhammed's Vision During his compelling address at the Environmental Sustainability Summit in Accra on June 24, 2025, Dr. Muhammed captivated the audience with a stark reminder of an urgent challenge facing the nation: the escalating reliance on harmful plastic products. He asserted the necessity of shifting towards sustainable, locally-produced alternatives, urging both government actors and citizens to take part in this significant transition. It’s a call that resonates…

Kenya Set to Prosecute Officers for Blogger’s Death in Custody

Calls for Justice: The Tragic Death of Albert Ojwang In a poignant demonstration of civil society’s strength and resolve, activists gathered in Mombasa, Kenya on June 17, 2025, bearing placards that demanded justice for the late political blogger, Albert Ojwang. His untimely death while in police custody has ignited a firestorm of protests, stirring the hearts and minds of citizens across the nation. Standing amidst the sea of voices and banners, one could almost feel the pulse of the community—a mixture of sorrow and…

Iran’s Foreign Minister Set to Attend OIC Meeting in Turkey This Saturday

In a significant turn of events, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is set to attend a key meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Istanbul this coming Saturday. This information has been confirmed by a source within the Turkish foreign ministry, as tensions escalate in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The backdrop of this summit is strikingly tumultuous. A special session of the 51st OIC Council of Foreign Ministers is anticipated to address Israel's recent military actions against…

Rainfall Alert: Nairobi, Kisumu, and Mombasa Set for Wet Week Ahead

Kenya's Weekend Weather Forecast: What to Expect in Your Region Amidst the lush landscapes of Kenya, heavy rainfall has begun to make its presence felt, particularly in Nairobi. Just last week, the Kenya Meteorological Department made headlines with its forecast, pinpointing the capital and several other regions as the focus of upcoming showers. As the Met's director, David Gikungu, aptly stated, “Weather has a way of bringing us together or sometimes throwing us apart.” So, what does this weekend hold in store for you?…

China Set to Evacuate Citizens from Israel to Egypt This Friday

In a significant development, the Chinese embassy in Israel has announced its commitment to assist Chinese citizens seeking to evacuate amid the escalating tensions in the region. Starting this Friday, the embassy plans to conduct evacuations in batches, a move indicative of the increasingly urgent situation. According to the embassy's announcement, arrangements have been made to transport Chinese nationals via bus to the Taba Border Crossing in Egypt. This crossing is approximately 360 kilometers (or 224 miles) from Tel…

Dangote Refinery Set to Ship Its Inaugural Gasoline Cargo to Asia

Expanding Horizons: The Impact of Dangote Refinery on Global Fuel Markets The Dangote Refinery is making headlines with its ambitious move to export 90,000 metric tons of gasoline to Asia. This shipment signifies a pivotal moment, as it will be the refinery's first gasoline venture beyond the confines of West Africa. A source familiar with the transaction outlined that the trading firm Mercuria is set to load this significant cargo on June 22, 2023, which will undoubtedly set the stage for a new chapter in the refinery's…

Primary Physician in Matthew Perry Overdose Case Set to Enter Guilty Plea

The primary physician involved in the drug overdose case of actor Matthew Perry is anticipated to submit a guilty plea soon, according to statements from the U.S. Justice Department. Dr. Salvador Plasencia is set to plead guilty to four counts related to the distribution of ketamine, with a potential maximum sentence of 40 years in federal prison. As stated by the Department, "Justice will take its due course in this tragic case." In a turn of events, Mark Chavez, a second physician implicated in the case, entered a guilty…

Additional African Nations Set to Join U.S. Travel Restrictions

The administration of President Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating a travel ban affecting nationals from an additional 36 countries. Alarmingly, 25 of these nations are located in Africa, as detailed in recent communications from the State Department. These outlines enumerate a multitude of concerns, urging the involved countries to implement corrective measures within a stipulated timeframe. Earlier this month, the president enacted a proclamation that barred citizens from 12 specific countries from entering the…

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