
The July 26 coup d’état (or is it a revolution?) in Niger that ousted the country’s first democratically elected President has become the latest symbol of Africa’s second anti-colonial war.…

For a continent whose population is set to jump from the current estimated 1.4 billion to about 2.5 billion by 2050, unlocking its green business potential has become a rather…

A key political figure in the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing trial over charges of committing acts of treason. Salomon Idi Kalonda, a key aide to presidential contender Moise…

A Committee of Chiefs of Defense Staff of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) held a two-day emergency meeting in Accra, Ghana from Thursday, August 17, to finalize…

The Cameroon Football Federation led by perhaps Cameroon’s most celebrated footballer; Samuel Eto’o Fils has been hit by several legal loses. In just one day, the Court of Arbitration for…

The shilling seems to have stabilized against the United States of America dollar (USD), after initial shock from the World Bank’s announcement that it would no longer provide new financing…

The World Bank estimates that Africa is paying $68.9 billion in debt servicing per year, as countries spend larger and larger portions of their budgets on servicing debt. To get…

As African countries sink further into debt, the African Forum and Network on Debt and Development, AFRODAD, together with Uganda's Debt Network are pushing for a re-structuring of the International…

Ghana Election 2024: Vice President Bawumia Leads NPP’s First Round Primaries by over 68%
Ghana’s Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, on Saturday August 26, 2023, beat nine other contestants in the governing New Patriotic Party’s first round primaries dubbed ‘Super Delegates Congress’ by obtaining…

Analysis: Niger’s Coup a Fresh Symbol of Africa’s Second Anti-Colonial War, End of ‘Paper and Flag’ Independence
The July 26 coup d’état (or is it a revolution?) in Niger that ousted the country’s first democratically elected President has become the latest symbol of Africa’s second anti-colonial war.…

Africa’s Future Lies in Tapping from Its Vast Green Business Opportunities with Potential to Create Millions of Jobs, -UNEP
For a continent whose population is set to jump from the current estimated 1.4 billion to about 2.5 billion by 2050, unlocking its green business potential has become a rather…
Libreville Sneezes, Yaounde & Kigali Catch a Cold as Biya, Kagame Reshuffle Military in Wake of Coup in Gabon
A coup d’état in the tiny Central African nation of Gabon seems to have sparked fear within two of Africa’s long serving leaders. In Cameroon, President Paul Biya, 90, and…
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Ghana Election 2024: Vice President Bawumia Leads NPP’s First Round Primaries by over 68%
Ghana’s Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, on Saturday August 26, 2023, beat nine other contestants in the governing New Patriotic Party’s first round primaries dubbed ‘Super Delegates Congress’ by obtaining…
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Ghana Election 2024: Vice President Bawumia Leads NPP’s First Round Primaries by over 68%
Ghana’s Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, on Saturday August 26, 2023, beat nine other contestants in the governing New Patriotic Party’s first round primaries dubbed ‘Super Delegates Congress’ by obtaining…
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Analysis: Niger’s Coup a Fresh Symbol of Africa’s Second Anti-Colonial War, End of ‘Paper and Flag’ Independence
The July 26 coup d’état (or is it a revolution?) in Niger that ousted the country’s first democratically elected President has become the latest symbol of Africa’s second anti-colonial war.…
Read More
Africa’s Future Lies in Tapping from Its Vast Green Business Opportunities with Potential to Create Millions of Jobs, -UNEP
For a continent whose population is set to jump from the current estimated 1.4 billion to about 2.5 billion by 2050, unlocking its green business potential has become a rather…
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DRC: Congolese Opposition Party Leader in Legal Jeopardy, Charged with Treason, Collusion with Foreign Powers
A key political figure in the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing trial over charges of committing acts of treason. Salomon Idi Kalonda, a key aide to presidential contender Moise…
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ECOWAS Military Chiefs Meet in Accra, Set Undisclosed D-Day for Possible Military Action against Military Junta
A Committee of Chiefs of Defense Staff of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) held a two-day emergency meeting in Accra, Ghana from Thursday, August 17, to finalize…
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Cameroun: Samuel Eto’o in Legal Jeopardy: Loses Cases At CAS, Faces Investigations Over Match-Fixing Claims
The Cameroon Football Federation led by perhaps Cameroon’s most celebrated footballer; Samuel Eto’o Fils has been hit by several legal loses. In just one day, the Court of Arbitration for…
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