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In a startling revelation, a recent investigation led by DW and various German media outlets has drawn severe attention to a kidney trafficking network operating within the heart of Kenya. This alarming discovery has prompted the Kenyan government to take decisive measures, launching an extensive investigation to address these grave allegations. In a press briefing on Thursday, Health Minister Aden Duale stood resolutely determined to restore confidence in Kenya’s healthcare system. He emphasized, "We must ensure that our…

PwC's Strategic Withdrawals: Navigating the Complex Landscape of African Markets In a surprising turn of events that has generated considerable buzz, PwC recently announced the cessation of operations in nine African nations. This decision was formally disclosed on the firm’s website, drawing attention to its strategic realignment. The countries affected by this move include Côte d’Ivoire, Gabon, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Republic of Congo, Madagascar, Republic of Guinea, Senegal, and Equatorial…

The world watched in disbelief as the world's busiest international airport, Heathrow, found itself grappling with an unexpected crisis. A severe power outage, rooted in a fire at an electrical substation nearby, cascaded into substantial disruptions. The repercussions of this event were far-reaching, as Flightradar24 informed Business Insider that 120 flights already airborne were destined for rerouting, while at least 1,351 more would experience significant delays and complications. As…

Hargeisa (AX) — On Wednesday, authorities from the self-declared state of North Western of Somaliaabruptly closed an Egyptian-owned library in Hargeisa, leaving the community in the dark about the reasons behind the action. State media confirmed the shutdown, but kept mum on the underlying cause. "The Republic of Somaliland's government has announced the closure of the Egyptian library in Hargeisa. Meanwhile, the memorandum of understanding between North Western of Somaliaand Ethiopia has come to a successful conclusion,"…

Nine days after a group affiliated with the Islamic State captured the city of Palma, the Total group closed its gas station in northeastern Mozambique. The threat was undoubtedly too great for Total. Nine days after the attack on Palma by a jihadist group, a security source told AFP that the group evacuated all staff from…